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1. Introduction of Borghese Gladiator Sculpture This sculpture is a replica of the Borghese Gladiator, a masterpiece of ancient Greek art. The original Borghese Gladiator Sculpture, created by the sculptor Agasias of Ephesus and now housed in the Louvre, depicts the warrior in a highly dynamic pose before striking. The figure’s left arm is raised, […]

1. Introduction of 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 […]

1. Introduction of Sleeping Faun Sculpture Satyrs, followers of Dionysus, the god of the forest and wine in Greek mythology, are often depicted as half-human, half-beast creatures, symbolizing nature, desire, and pleasure. They represent humanity’s pursuit of sensuality and freedom, embodying the coexistence of reason and instinct in ancient Greek art. This Sleeping Faun Sculpture, […]

1. Introduction of Hercules Stone Statue The story of Hercules and Cacus, originating in ancient Roman mythology, is a classic symbol of the hero’s triumph over evil. Hercules, son of Zeus and a demigod, is renowned for his twelve labors. While traveling through Italy with a herd of cattle taken from the giant Geryon, the […]

1. Introduction of Hercules Sculpture Lion This Bronze Hercules Sculpture, inspired by ancient Greek mythology, perfectly captures the heroism and divine power of Heracles. Heracles, the son of Zeus and the mortal woman Alcmene, is renowned for his extraordinary strength and accomplishments in the Twelve Labors. In this sculpture, he holds his club aloft, his […]

1. Introduction of Atlas Mythology Statue Atlas is a Titan in Greek mythology, the son of Iapetus and brother of Prometheus and Epimetheus. He was an enemy of Zeus in the Titanic Wars and, after his defeat, was punished by holding up the sky forever to prevent the reunion of heaven and earth. During Heracles’s […]

1. Introduction of 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 […]

This sculpture of Hercules versus the Hydra draws inspiration from one of the most famous ancient Greek myths, depicting the hero completing the second of his twelve labors: slaying the Hydra. In the Hercules Fighting Hydra Statue, Hercules, club raised high, muscles tense, fiercely confronts the coiled, roaring Hydra. This work not only depicts a […]

1. Introduction of Roman Hercules Statue Hercules, known as Heracles in Roman mythology (corresponding to Heracles in Greek mythology), is one of the most famous heroes of antiquity. The son of the god Zeus and the mortal Alcmene, he was gifted with immense strength. From infancy, he was able to strangle a venomous snake sent […]

1. Introduction of Bronze Hercules Sculpture Hercules is one of the greatest heroes in Greek mythology. Son of Zeus and the mortal Alcmene, he was gifted with extraordinary strength and courage. Legend has it that, due to a momentary indiscretion, he was forced to undertake the Twelve Labors, challenging him to immortality. One of the […]