The Callipygian Venus (left) and Aphrodite squatting pictured at

Download this stock image: The Callipygian Venus (left) and Aphrodite squatting pictured at Palazzo Farnese in Rome, Italy on December 2010. Palazzo Farnese, the most monumental of Roman Renaissance palaces, which currently houses the French embassy in Italy, opens doors to public for the exhibition 'Palazzo Farnese - From the Renaissance to the Embassy of France' in Rome, Italy on december 17,2010. The exhibition aims to revive the intertwined stories of popes, cardinals, kings, ambassadors, and artists who, for five centuries, lived and passed through the Farnese Palace, helping to make it an exceptional and vibrant p - 2E39561 from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.

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The Callipygian Venus (left) and Aphrodite squatting pictured at Palazzo Farnese in Rome, Italy on December 2010. Palazzo Farnese, the most monumental of Roman Renaissance palaces, which currently houses the French embassy

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