I hadn't learned about the people surrounding Venus, so discovering that the woman with the robe is thought to be the goddess of trees awaiting to welcome her, while the man and woman on the opposite side are god of wind and his wife, or other nature-related power, was very interesting. I agree it should be preserved, so generations to come can see what brilliant pieces of work came from the early renaissance, and be able to visualize the story of venus within this glorious piece and may even become inspired to put to canvas stories of our own time. 

"The Birth of Venus was commissioned by Lorenzo di Pierfrancesco de’Medici for the villa of Castello" - where are the Birth of Venus and La Primavera located now?