Ancient Greek Hercules Statue

Hercules, originally known as Heracles in Greek, means “Glory of Hera.” He was the son of Zeus and the mortal Alcmene, possessing extraordinary strength and courage. Due to the jealousy and persecution of the goddess Hera, Heracles was forced to complete the “Twelve Labors,” which included slaying the Nemean Lion, capturing the Cerynean Doe, and clearing the Augean stables. This Ancient Greek Hercules Statue, based on the Farnese Hercules, perfectly captures the power and divinity of the ancient Greek hero.

The Ancient Hercules Statue depicts Hercules, tall and muscular, with well-proportioned muscles. He holds a staff in his left hand, and a lion skin, a symbol of conquest, draped over his left shoulder. He stands with a steady and powerful posture. His face is resolute, and his brows reveal a look of contemplation and confidence, a reflection of exhaustion. The bronze sculpture features exquisitely detailed hair and muscles. Whether placed in a museum, garden or art hall, this Ancient Greek Hercules Statue exudes the eternal charm of heroism and classical power. Arturban Statue can customize various greek mythology statues. Welcome to contact us for more details.