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Ancient statuette of a stout or obese woman
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, New York, USA.

Note: Many ancient statuettes depict obese women, some with particularly prominent buttocks.
Classic artists rarely depict generalized obesity but many have focused on women with shapely
buttocks that could be called callipygean (beauty and buttock).

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