The Venus of Willendorf
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This solution brainstorms some hypothetical questions to ask the artist who created The Venus of Willendorf.
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As you brainstorm some questions to ask the artist who created The Venus of Willendorf, here are some ideas:
Why did you choose limestone as the materials for this piece?
What significance does it hold culturally and spiritually to represent your era?
Because of its representation of the female form, ...
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