Venus von Willendorf 
God made us in Her image — that girl has no shame.
 
The Venus of Willendorf is an 11-centimeter-tall prehistoric sculpture depicting a faceless, voluptuous woman. Estimated to be around 30,000 years old, it is part of a group of similar prehistoric „Venus figurines“ with various body shapes. These figurines often symbolize fertility and abundance. Many were originally painted red, linking them to menstruation and fertility. Venus figurines are seen as icons of maternal order and may represent a mother goddess or ancestor deity revered in ancient religions and myths.