Barberini Faun Statue

Satyrs, originating in ancient Greek and Roman mythology, were followers of Dionysus, the god of wine. They symbolized nature, desire, and sensual freedom. They were often depicted as half-human, half-beast figures with goat ears and tails, characterized by uninhibited personalities and a love of music, wine, and dance. In art, satyrs symbolize the coexistence of the wild and rational sides of human nature, and the Barberini Faun is one of the most iconic sculptures of this figure. This bronze Barberini Faun Statue replica, based on the Barberini Faun, depicts a drunken satyr, leaning against a rock, deep in sleep.

The satyr in the Faun Figurine leans back, right arm bent overhead, left arm resting on the rock, legs crossed, in a pose of complete relaxation. The muscles of the Barberini Faun Statue are delicately and toned, and the twisting of the waist and bending of the limbs create an elegant rhythm. The rough rock base contrasts sharply with the figure’s smooth skin, making this work suitable for display in a museum, gallery, or garden. Arturban Statue can customize various greek mythology statues. Welcome to contact us for more details.