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1. Introduction of Sphinx Garden Statue The Sphinx is a mythical creature in ancient mythology, possessing a human head and the body of a lion. It is recorded in civilizations such as Egypt and Greece, but its image and meaning differ across cultures. The ancient Egyptian Sphinx was typically depicted as a combination of a […]

1. Introduction of Summer Goddess Statue This sculpture, themed around a classical female figure, depicts a goddess symbolizing summer. The figure in this Summer Goddess Statue wears a flowing, draped dress that naturally drapes the body. The goddess leans slightly, creating a relaxed and graceful posture. One hand gently lifts the hem of her dress, […]

1. Introduction of Venus Italica Sculpture Antonio Canova (1757–1822) was one of the most influential Italian sculptors of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, often hailed as the “father of Neoclassical sculpture.” Born in Bosanio, Italy, he studied sculpture from a young age and later traveled to Rome to study ancient Greek and Roman […]

1. Introduction of Water Carrier Garden Statue This Lady with Pot Statue depicts a female figure holding a water jug, crafted entirely from white marble. The figure’s arms are raised, supporting a large jug above her head, her body upright, creating a distinct vertical composition. The head is slightly lowered, the facial features simple yet […]

1. Introduction of Armless Statue Venus De Venus is the Roman goddess of love and beauty, corresponding to Aphrodite in Greek mythology. In classical mythology, Venus symbolizes love, beauty, fertility, and life force, and is one of the most important female figures in ancient Greek and Roman art. Regarding her birth, ancient Greek mythology includes […]

1. Introduction of Armless Marble Statue This sculpture, inspired by the classical Venus bathing image, depicts a female nude statue combined with a water jug. Made of white marble, the figure in this Armless Marble Statue stands naturally, arms missing, body slightly turned to one side, head gently lowered. The hair is styled in a […]

1. Introduction of Flora Goddess Statue Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers, symbolizes blooming flowers, plant growth, and the revival of spring. Originally from nature worship in Italy, she was later incorporated into the Roman religious system, becoming an important goddess in charge of flowers and youthful vitality. In ancient Rome, the Floralia festival was […]

1. Introduction of Winter Goddess Statue This sculpture depicts a winter goddess, a common figure in European classical art, and is part of the “Four Seasons Goddess” series. The figure in this Winter Goddess Statue wears a heavy robe, her head covered by a shawl, and most of her body wrapped in fabric. The goddess […]

1. Introduction of Harvest Goddess Sculpture This sculpture, themed around the goddess of autumn, is part of the “Four Seasons Goddess” series commonly found in European classical garden sculptures. The figure in this Harvest Goddess Sculpture wears a crown of grapevines and leaves, holding a basket full of grapes in her arms, her arms crossed […]

1. Introduction of Birth of Venus Garden Statue Venus is the Roman goddess of love and beauty, corresponding to Aphrodite in Greek mythology. In ancient Roman culture, Venus not only symbolized love, beauty, and feminine charm, but was also associated with fertility, natural forces, and the origins of the Roman people. According to mythology, Venus […]