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1. Introduction of Helen of Troy Bust Helen of Troy is one of the most famous women in Greek mythology and is known as “the most beautiful woman in the world”. She was the wife of King Menelaos of Sparta, but was taken away by Prince Paris, which triggered the protracted Trojan War. Her beauty […]

1. Introduction of Antonio Canova Venus and Mars Antonio Canova (1757-1822) is an outstanding representative of Italian neoclassical sculpture art and is known as one of the greatest sculptors from the late 18th to early 19th centuries. With his profound understanding of ancient Greek and Roman art and innovative techniques, he revived the elegance and […]

1. Introduction of Mars and Venus Sculpture Mars and Venus are two important gods in Roman mythology, representing war and love respectively. Mars is known for his strength, conquest and bravery, and is the ruler on the battlefield; while Venus is the embodiment of love and beauty, representing peace, emotion and the creativity of life. […]

1. Introduction of Venus and Mars Statue This sculpture is based on the theme of Mars and Venus in ancient Roman mythology, showing the perfect combination of strength and softness. Mars, as the god of war, wears a feather crown and armor, stands tall and holds a spear, symbolizing strength and the will to conquer. […]

This sculpture is themed on Mars and Venus, symbolizing the opposition and unity of love and war. Mars represents power and conquest, Venus symbolizes love and peace, and the combination of the two implies the balance of conflict and harmony, reflecting the unity of power and tenderness in human nature. As an important subject of […]

1.Introduction of hercules throwing lichas sculpture The hercules throwing lichas sculpture is a masterpiece of Antonio Canova, a highly regarded Italian neoclassical sculptor. He is renowned for his exquisite marble sculptures, which are even more exemplary of his art. In Greek mythology, Lycas was a servant of Heracles, who believed that his servant Lycas had […]