Tag Archives: Mythological Figure Sculpture

1. Introduction of Bacchus Bronze Sculpture Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, is related to Dionysus in Greek mythology and is considered a symbol of grapes, feasts, revelry, and vitality. In Roman culture, Bacchus was not only the protector of wine but also embodied the spirit of freedom, passion, and emotional liberation. Michelangelo Bacchus Statue, […]

1. Introduction of The Statue Of Antinous Antinous (c. 111–130 AD) was the most beloved young companion of the Roman Emperor Hadrian and is one of the most famous “eternal youth figures” in ancient history. Born in Bithynia, he entered the emperor’s court with his outstanding appearance and gentle temperament. In 130 AD, he drowned […]

1. Introduction of Greek-style marble figures This sculpture is a pair of Greek-style marble figures, showing clear human structure and highly realistic carving skills. The male statue of the Classical Garden Ornaments on the left is naked, with clear muscle lines and a majestic look. His left hand is holding a large water jar, suggesting […]