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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 Hercules Statue Headless Hercules is one of the most famous heroes in Greek mythology, hailed as the embodiment of strength and courage. He was the son of Zeus, king of the gods, and the mortal woman Alcmene, thus possessing both divine and human ancestry. Due to the jealousy of the goddess Hera, […]

1. Introduction of Colossal Statue of Hercules This exquisitely crafted marble sculpture depicts the muscular build and unparalleled strength of the classical hero Hercules. Standing nude, his muscles are defined, and his body assumes a classic “opposite balance” pose, with one leg supporting him and the other slightly bent, forming an elegant S-shape. Hercules holds […]

1. Introduction of Hercules and Nessus Statue The Hercules and Nessus Sculpture, a marble sculpture completed in 1599 by Italian sculptor Giovanni da Bologna, is now on display in the Loggia dei Lanzi in Florence’s Piazza della Signoria. Drawing on Greek mythology, the Hercules and Nessus Statue tells the story of the hero Hercules punishing […]

1. Introduction of Hand of Hercules Statue The Hand of Hercules is one of the most symbolic ancient monuments on the Amman Citadel in Jordan. The Hand of Hercules Statue was part of the Temple of Hercules, built in the 2nd century AD during the reign of Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius. Today, all that remains […]

1. Introduction of Greek Warrior Sculpture This sculpture, crafted from bronze and depicting a classical Greek warrior, features harmonious proportions and flowing lines, showcasing a perfect fusion of strength and rationality. The figure in the Greek Warrior Sculpture wearing a Greek helmet, bears a calm and resolute expression, with muscular lines in the neck and […]

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 Poseidon or Zeus Sculpture This sculpture reproduces the symbol of power in ancient Greek mythology – Zeus or Poseidon. The academic community speculates that the original work was created around 460 BC and is a masterpiece of the peak period of ancient Greek bronze sculpture. The posture of the Poseidon or Zeus […]

1. Introduction of Zeus Poseidon Sculpture In the history of ancient Greek sculpture, “Artemision Zeus” is known as one of the most representative statues of gods in the classical period. The Poseidon Artemision Statue was created in the 5th century BC, unearthed from a shipwreck site in the Aegean Sea, and is now in the […]