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1. Introduction of Lysippos Farnese Hercules Lysippos was one of the most outstanding sculptors of ancient Greece in the 4th century BC and the official sculptor of Alexander the Great. He is known for his slender proportions, precise anatomy, emphasis on natural dynamism, and the idea that his sculptures are beautiful from any angle. One […]

1. Introduction of Hercules and the Centaur Nessus Sculpture The “Hercules and Nessus Sculpture” draws inspiration from the tragic love story of Heracles in ancient Greek mythology. Nessus, a centaur, attempted to rape Heracles’ wife, Deianira, while crossing a river. Hercules, enraged, shot him with an arrow. However, before dying, Nessus deceived Deianira, claiming his […]

1. Introduction of Hercules Garden Statue The Hercules Statue, modeled after the renowned Hercules Statue Farnese of ancient Rome, embodies the image of the classical hero. Intricately carved from marble, the Hercules Garden Statue depicts Hercules resting on his club after completing the Twelve Labours. Hercules’s towering figure, muscular and perfectly proportioned, embodies a combination […]

1. Introduction of Hercules and Diomedes Sculpture This sculpture draws inspiration from Heracles’ Eighth Labor in ancient Greek mythology: subduing the tyrannical Thracian King Diomedes. The Hercules and Diomedes Sculpture vividly depicts Heracles lifting Diomedes, inverting him, and preparing to throw him, symbolizing the triumph of justice over brutality and chaos. Hercules’ muscular figure, taut […]

1. Introduction of Hercules and Diomedes Wrestling Statue The Hercules and Diomedes Wrestling Sculpture is based on the Eighth Labor of Heracles in ancient Greek mythology. According to legend, King Diomedes of Thrace was cruel and bloodthirsty, feeding strangers to his horses. Hercules was ordered to punish him, ultimately lifting and throwing him to the […]

1. Introduction of Hercules and Lichas Sculpture The sculpture of Hercules and Lichas is inspired by the tragic story of Heracles in ancient Greek mythology. Legend has it that the hero, after his wife Deianira mistakenly gifted him with a poisoned robe, was overcome with pain and, mistakenly believing his servant Lichas to be the […]

1. Introduction of Hercules Diomedes Wrestling Statue Hercules and Diomedes is a classic story in ancient Greek mythology. Hercules, son of Zeus, is renowned for his Twelve Labours, one of which was his victory over the tyrannical King Diomedes of Thrace. Diomedes raised man-eating horses, and Hercules was ordered to retrieve them during his eighth […]

1. Introduction of Hercules Ancient Statue This sculpture is inspired by the legend of the Ancient Greek hero Hercules (also known as Heracles), son of Zeus, renowned for his accomplishments of the Twelve Labors. He symbolized extraordinary strength and indomitable will. He conquered the Nemean Lion and draped its hide around himself, becoming a symbol […]

1. Introduction of Michelangelo Hercules and Cacus The bronze sculpture “Heracles and Cacus” is a Renaissance masterpiece inspired by Michelangelo’s original model. The Michelangelo Hercules and Cacus sculpture depicts the decisive moment when Heracles defeats the villain Cacus. Hercules, with his powerful physique and defined muscles, holds his club high in his right hand, poised […]

1. Introduction of Hercules and 3 Headed Dog Statue The sculpture of Hercules and the Three-Headed Dog is based on the twelfth labor of the hero Hercules in ancient Greek mythology: subduing Cerberus, the three-headed dog of the underworld. This bronze Hercules and 3 Headed Dog Statue depicts the fierce confrontation between hero and monster: […]