[1] When wealthy art collector Jacques (Emiliano Redondo) visits a Parisian brothel operated by Madame Lili (Mandy Rice-Davies), he recognizes one of the prostitutes as Venus (Josephine Jacqueline Jones), a black Martinican woman.

Several of Madame Jean's customers became enamored with Venus, among them Marie (Karin Schubert), a wealthy woman whose husband was often absent.

Pierre then invited several party guests to rape Louise, leading Venus to flee the house and return to work for Madame Jean.

Jacques then buys Venus and Louise's contracts from Madame Lili and takes both women to his house in Spain, where he installs the statue.

"[2] Christopher Armstead of Film Critics United praised the "high production values and over all skill of the filmmakers behind the camera" and noted the "lush and extravagant" costuming and "meticulous" set design contributed to a "well executed production," while also stating the poor acting of the leads prevented Black Venus from qualifying as a good film.