Farnese Hercules Replica

Lysippos (c. 390–300 BC) was a renowned sculptor of Ancient Greece, known as Alexander the Great’s personal sculptor. Known for his idealized human proportions and dynamic poses, he was a key figure in the transition from Late Antiquity to Hellenistic art. Lysippos reformed traditional sculptural proportions, creating figures with more slender figures, smaller heads, and more naturally defined muscles, thereby enhancing the vitality and sense of movement in his works. This bronze Farnese Hercules Replica retains the power and calm beauty of the original.

The Hercules Statue Farnese depicts Hercules in a resting position after completing the Twelve Labours. His torso is muscular and toned, his right hand behind his back, clutching a golden apple, a symbol of victory. His left hand rests on a staff covered in the skin of a Nemean lion, symbolizing his heroic conquest of the beast. The overall pose of the Farnese Hercules Replica conveys the hero’s calm and introspective spirit after exhaustion, showcasing a classical aesthetic that combines strength and humanity. Arturban Statue can customize various greek mythology statues. Welcome to contact us for more details.