1) There is a blue Venus de Milo from Yves Klein: http://blog.chosun.com/web_file/blog/9/11009/5/YvesKlein-BlueVenus.jpg http://brunoroneto.blogspot.com/2009/02/o-azul-de-yves-klein.html The color should be "Klein Blue". Further information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klein_Blue (on that page you can see the difference between "Cobalt blue" [rgb(0, 71, 171);] and "Intl. Klein blue" [rgb(0, 47, 167);]. Well, not so easy to see with the naked eye, actually). 2) There is a flesh colored Venus with blue clothings from Magritte: "René MAGRITTE , Les menottes de cuivre , 1936 See all available data on René MAGRITTE Plaster, hand-painted , Sculpture-Installation , H 14 5/8 in, H 37 cm" Source and further information: http://web.artprice.com/ps/artitem/?id=588 Further information: http://www.book530.com/painting/32805/Oil-painting-Les-Menottes-de-cuivre.html http://www.famous-painters.org/Rene-Magritte/Les-Menottes-de-cuivre.shtm 3) A list of artists, who were inspired from the Venus de Milo: "Salvador Dali : Vénus de Milo aux tiroirs, Arman, Etogo, Philippe Geluck, Hyvrard : Vélo de Minus. Jim Dine, René Magritte : Les Menottes de cuivre, huile sur plâtre 1931, Musées royaux des Beaux-Arts de Belgique, Bruxelles. 37 × 11,5 × 11 cm. Marc Lavoine : « la Venus de Milo » dans J'aurais voulu Prosper Mérimée : La Venus d'Ille (composition à partir de plusieurs vénus, dont la Vénus d'Arles)" Source and further information: http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vénus_de_Milo#D.C3.A9clinaisons.2C_d.C3.A9tournements