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Venus of Willendorf (1963) The Venus of Willendorf is best known to the academy as a limestone figurine from the Paleolithic period. Zero founder Otto Piene's Venus was "painted" using a circle of varnish he set on fire, a practice he helped pioneer as a way of experimenting with how art is made. © Otto Piene
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