Detail – Venus of Laussel,, (undated)

Lubell 48/4: 544-546

Black ink drawing and two [prints?] of a woman shown from lower torso to knees. Identifying note taped to back of drawing removed and photocopied to avoid damage to the paper: “Detail – Venus of Laussel. Laussel. Dordogne France, 20,000 BCE, Gideon, p. 83.” Drawing is on [handmade] cream-colored paper and photocopies are on heavy cream paper. One of many drawings of female and goddess artifacts that the artist drew from objects in museum collections or from illustrations. Most identified by location where the object was found. Found in a folder titled “Drawings Baubo, etc. Goddess material.”

Drawing (Lubell 546): 21.9 x 30.1 cm

Prints (Lubell 544-545): 21.6 x 27.9 cm