30' high reproduction of the Woman of Willendorf

In one paragraph well-written paragraphs
The director of The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City has received an offer from a generous patron:
the patron is willing to commission for the museum a 30' high reproduction of the Woman of Willendorf that will
stand in the museum's large lawn, facing Cleaver Boulevard and Brush Creek. Is this a good idea? Give pros
and cons and your conclusion with an explanation.
Alternative question. In one well-written paragraphs (or more if you wish), answer the following question.
In this class--and in many others-- professors spend much time emphasizing the Woman/Venus of Willendorf.
Is this appropriate or is this an exercise of little value, an unseemly reflection of masculine biases?