Goddess Demeter and Corinthian column. Bronze patina. 52 cm.

Description

Figure of the Goddess Demeter on a column, both made of reconstituted marble (marble powder plus binder) and patinated in bronze.

To ensure safe transport, the figure is shipped disassembled with self-adhesive to stick on the pedestal.

Measurements:

• Total height figure + column: 52 cm.
• Height of the figure: 16.5 cm.
• Width x Depth: 12 x 12 cm

Reproduction of a figure of the Goddess Demeter on a Corinthian column.

In Ancient Greece the goddess Demeter (Ceres in Rome) is the goddess of agriculture and the fertility of the fields. Her name, Dea Meter, means Mother Goddess. One of her attributes is usually ears of wheat, which appear in many representations as an offering. Together with her daughter Persephone, she is associated with the Eleusinian Mysteries where she was worshipped, perhaps in connection with the mysteries of life and death, regeneration and rebirth.