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Greek Figure Sculpture

The appearance of Greek figure sculpture This is a marble greek figure sculpture. This Greek marble sculpture depicts a man who is completely naked and draped in a blanket behind him, with almost all of his body resting on a tree stump. The man’s expression showed extreme sadness, with a deep sadness and pain on his face. His head was slightly down, his eyes glazed, as if contemplating and reminiscing about something. The sculptor’s exquisite skills depict the muscle lines and body curves of a man, showcasing his strength and beauty. The fluidity of the blanket and the texture of the tree stumps have also been meticulously depicted by the sculptor, giving a sense of realism. The entire sculpture is filled with deep emotions and drama, making people feel the sculptor’s profound contemplation of life and sadness. This marble sculpture is one of the masterpieces of ancient Greek sculpture art,

Flying Mercury Sculpture

The story of mercury It is flying mercury sculpture. Mercury was the son of Jupiter, the main god in ancient Roman mythology, and was equivalent to Hermes in ancient Greek mythology. Mercury was responsible for transmitting information to the gods. His image is generally wearing a hat with wings on his head, flying shoes on his feet, a magic wand in his hand, and walking like flying. Mercury was sharp and cunning. He once stole 50 cattle of Apollo, the sun god. Apollo came to claim for compensation. Mercury promised to return the cattle, but when Apollo led the cattle, he played beautiful music with the harp he invented. Apollo was so intoxicated that he agreed to exchange the cattle for Mercury’s harp and gave his magic wand to him. So Mercury became the patron saint of thieves, liars and merchants, because he stole Apollo’s cattle and then lured him

Artemis Garden Statue

Artemis, the goddess of hunting This is artemis garden statue.Artemis, also known as Diana in Roman mythology, is the goddess of hunting in Greek mythology. Artemis symbolizes the purity and beauty of women. She, together with Athena, the half mother goddess of wisdom, and Hestia, the female Kitchen God, are the three goddesses. She is free and independent, loves outdoor life and opposes marriage between men and women. The Artemis temple built for her in Ephesus was later included in one of the eight wonders of the world. Artemis’ favorite animal was elk. During the day, Apollo drove his own sun god car to spread the sun all over the earth. At night, Artemis drove the moon god car to spread the moon all over the world. Artemis could not help kissing the handsome young man’s face. The young man kissed by Artemis would become a poet, a prophet or

Goddess Athena Sculpture

Athena, goddess of wisdom It is a bonze goddess athena sculpture. Athena is the goddess of wisdom and war in Greek mythology, and one of the Twelve Gods of Olympus. Athena is the goddess of handicrafts, art, wisdom and military affairs. She is also the protector of agriculture, gardening, sculptors, architects and urban heroes. It is said Athena was born by Zeus and the goddess of wisdom Metis. There was a prophecy that the son of Metis would overthrow Zeus. Zeus was afraid that the prophecy would come true, so he swallowed the whole of Metis into his stomach. After that, Zeus suffered from severe headache. Zeus, the father of the gods, had to ask Hephaestus, the God of fire, to open his head, and the God of fire did so. To the surprise of the Olympian gods, a beautiful goddess with a graceful posture and perseverance leaped out of

Venus Statue No Arms

Venus de Milo This is the famous venus statue no arms. Milo Venus, also known as the broken arm Venus, is a famous ancient Greek statue. This statue created between 130 and 100 BC. It shows Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty in Greek Mythology (the corresponding goddess in Roman mythology is Venus). The marble statue is 202 cm high, slightly larger than the real size of the human body. It is discovered on the Greek island of Milos in 1820 (called Milo in modern Greek), so it is called the Venus of Milo. This statue of Venus de Milo now stored in the Louvre in Paris, France. It is one of the three treasures of the Louvre. Since the discovery of this sculpture, it is the most beautiful Greek female sculpture so far. The Venus de Milo is famous for its lost mysterious arms. The whole sculpture is

Goddess Of Justice Statue

The ancient legend of the goddess of Justice This is the goddess of justice statue. The origin of the goddess of justice is in ancient Greek mythology. In ancient Greek mythology, the name of the goddess of justice was Themis, the daughter of heaven and earth. She often held a balance in her hand. Later, the goddess of justice combined with Zeus, the God of all gods, and gave birth to a daughter, Dick, to help her take charge of law, order and justice. Dick is a beautiful girl with a sword in her hand. The Romans accepted the Greek gods and mixed them with the Roman gods, creating many new gods. They combined the images of Themis and Dick, and named it Justia. She held a balance in one hand and a sword in the other. The famous German jurist Rudolf Von Yering once had a very penetrating exposition

Poseidon Greek Statue

The legend of Poseidon Poseidon Greek statue is a greek art sculpture. Poseidon is the emperor of the sea and the shaker of the earth in Greek mythology. His majesty rivals the endless vitality and floods of the earth. He is known as Zeus of the sea. His status and power are so high that his dominance is all over the universe. He is a powerful ruler second only to Zeus, the God King. Poseidon was also the brother of Zeus. At the beginning, the three brothers of them divided the scope of jurisdiction. Zeus and Hades ruled the sky and the underworld respectively, while Poseidon became the monarch who ruled the sea and lakes. They are the most important gods in Greek mythology, and they are also the gods loved by ancient Greeks for thousands of years. Poseidon, as the God of the sea, is often distinguished by luxurious

Medusa Head Sculpture

Medusa head sculpture–The Versace sculpture Medusa head sculpture is very famous. Versace was founded in 1978. The brand logo is the mythical Medusa, which represents the fatal attraction. Medusa is a member of the gogo demons and is also the most beautiful woman in Athens. It is said that Medusa is more beautiful than Athena. After being punished by Athena, Medusa turns into a monster full of snakes, and those who see Medusa will instantly turn into stones. This monster was killed by the hero Perseus with the help of Athena and Hermes. Perseus dedicated her head to Athena, so it embedded in Athena’s Divine Shield. Medusa’s sculptures represent Medusa’s fatal attraction and powerful deterrent. This is the head of Medusa with a base. This statue depicts the head of the famous Gorgon, who killed by Perseus, and those who stared into her eyes would turn to stone. As the

Death Of Achilles Statue

The Myth of Achilles Death of achilles statue is a Greek art sculpture. Achilles is a heroic figure in ancient Greek mythology and literature. He participated in the Trojan War and is known as “the first warrior of Greece”. The son of Peleus, king of Thessaly, and Thetis, the goddess of the sea. He has always famous for his courage, beauty and physical strength. He had great respect for Athena and Hera. When he was born, her goddess mother took her ankle and put him in the Styx River and soaked him in the Styx. But because the ankle she held was not wet, it became a weakness in the future. His body is almost invulnerable, and he has a war wisdom and powerful strength that surpasses that of mortals. As long as he goes to the Greek coalition, he will be invincible under his leadership. In the Trojan War,