This comprehensive volume surveys the rich history of nude sculpture spanning five millennia, tracing how artists across cultures and epochs have depicted the human form in its most natural state. The book explores a wide range of styles—from ancient fertility figures and classical Greco-Roman masterpieces to Renaissance ideals and modern interpretations. Through high-quality photographs and insightful commentary, it examines themes of beauty, anatomy, spirituality, and the evolving cultural meanings attached to nudity in art. This work offers readers a deep appreciation for the artistic skill and cultural significance behind the timeless subject of nude sculpture.