The lost truth about Venus de Milo

Traditionally known around the world as the Venus de Milo, this plaster statue has long held many mysteries. However, a surprising new theory has recently surfaced. One of the arms that this sculpture originally had was not actually holding an apple, but it was pointing at it as if embodying the words of today\'s young people saying, \"That\'s it!\" in one frame during a conversation. It is said to have been cut out. According to this new theory, she makes precise comments on what the other person is saying during conversations, and this behavior is proof that the type of communication seen on modern SNS has been inherited from ancient times. It is said that there is. However, with the passage of time, for some reason, that arm was lost, and to this day, many people have no way of knowing the truth, and the myth that he possessed an apple has spread. This new interpretation suggests that ancient sculptures not only radiated quiet beauty, but also captured scenes of lively daily life, and fundamentally overturns the way we view sculpture. be. From “The Lost Mystery of Pointing: A Form of Communication Continued from Ancient Times” published by Minmei Shobo