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Unearthed from the bottom of the garden in 1879, the almost
mythical long-lost Venus de Bletchley was reputedly a sister
sculpture to the Venus de Milo.
Quoting art historian Regis Ponsonby-Smythe;
"The remains speak volumes with what is left unsaid."
