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1. Introduction of Bust of Female This female bust sculpture is carved from marble. The Bust of Female shows a lady wearing fashionable clothes from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. She has a soft face, well-proportioned features, a confident and elegant look, and a calm and calm temperament. Her hair is […]

1. Introduction of Marble Bust of Diana Diana is the goddess of hunting in ancient Roman mythology, and also a symbol of the moon and nature. She corresponds to Artemis in Greek mythology. As an independent and resolute goddess, Diana is regarded as a representative of female strength and pure spirit. She is often depicted […]

1. Introduction of Ajax Bust Ajax is one of the most famous warriors in Greek mythology and participated in the Trojan War. He is known for his strength, bravery and loyalty, especially in the Iliad, where he is portrayed as the second strongest warrior in the Greek coalition after Achilles. This sculpture shows Ajax wearing […]

1. Introduction of Bust of Emperor Vespasian Vespasian was the founder of the Flavian dynasty in ancient Rome. He ascended the throne in 69 AD and successfully stabilized the empire after the civil war of the “Year of the Four Emperors”. He implemented a frugal policy, restored fiscal order, and ordered the construction of the […]

1. Introduction of Empire Bust Napoleon Bonaparte was the most legendary military strategist and politician in France in the 19th century. He was crowned as the emperor of the First French Empire. He promoted the code, reformed the system, and conquered most of Europe with his unparalleled strategic mind. In artistic creation, Napoleon’s image is […]

1. Introduction of Augustus Head Sculpture Augustus Caesar was the first emperor of the Roman Empire. His real name was Gaius Octavian. He was the adopted son and heir of Caesar the Great. In 27 BC, he was awarded the title of “Augustus” by the Senate, officially opening the era of the Roman Empire. He […]

1. Introduction of Napoleon Bonaparte Sculpture Napoleon Bonaparte is one of the most famous military commanders and politicians in French history. He led France to the empire in the late 18th and early 19th centuries and was named Napoleon I. Known for his outstanding strategic talents, courageous military actions and reform spirit, he not only […]

1. Introduction of Antinous Statue Antinous was the beloved young man of the ancient Roman Emperor Hadrian. He is remembered in the history of art for his handsome appearance and tragic fate. After he drowned, Hadrian built temples, statues and towns for him, deifying him and making him a rare human god. The image of […]

1. Introduction of Dionysus Marble Bust Dionysus, the god of wine in ancient Greek mythology, represents wine, carnival, celebration, dance and drama. As one of the gods, he is the son of Zeus and Semele, possessing divine power and the ability to bring joy and chaos. Dionysus is often depicted as a young man with […]

1. Introduction of Caryatid Sculpture Caryatid is a unique design in ancient Greek architecture, characterized by the use of female images instead of the supporting role of traditional columns. In ancient architecture, Caryatid columns are often found in temples and public buildings, representing the elegance and strength of women. Caryatid images are usually shown as […]