Description
Bust of Hercules with lion head. Reproduction crafted in molded marble (marble powder plus binders) on an elegant black-colored base. Finished with the application of aging patinas.
Height with base: 44 cm. Width: 29 cm.
Approximate weight: 17 kg.
Bust of Hercules with lion head, an ideal sculpture for decoration and gifting.
The demigod Heracles, known as Hercules to the Romans, is one of the most famous heroes in Greek mythology, renowned for his incredible strength and bravery. The son of the god Zeus and the mortal Alcmena, Hercules had to face a series of challenges to prove his worth and earn immortality, such as the famous 12 labors imposed on him as penance for the murder of his wife and children, committed in a fit of madness. Among the most well-known labors are the capture of the Nemean lion, the cleaning of the Augean stables, and obtaining the golden apples from the Garden of the Hesperides. Hercules is a symbol of resilience and determination in the face of adversity, and his figure has inspired generations of people throughout history.
Decorating with reproductions of sculptures representing characters from mythology, gods, and heroes adds a special elegance and majesty to our favorite spaces, particularly standing out in outdoor areas. These sculptures, with their harmony and beauty, bring a unique touch to our homes and help create a special atmosphere in our gardens, patios, entrances, and foyers.
Through representations of deities and heroes from Greco-Roman mythology such as Apollo, Venus, Bacchus, or Hercules, we showcase not only the aesthetics of classical art but also the symbolic richness of Ancient Greece and Rome. By choosing a specific character, like this bust of Hercules, we can express not only our aesthetic preferences and interests but also our personal values or aspirations related to its symbolic meaning.
These pieces establish a connection between myths and their symbolism and art, recalling the lasting legacy of classical antiquity.
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