Sculpture Leda and the Swan. 60 cm

Description

Sculpture “Leda and the Swan”. High-quality sculpture reproduction made of molded marble (marble powder bound with resins). Marble base. The aging finish is achieved with patinas made from natural earths. Its texture and finish give it the appearance of an original marble statue that has aged for several centuries.

Measurements:

Base: 19 x 15 cm;

Total height of sculpture plus base: 60 cm.

Reproductions of sculptures inspired by original pieces from museums. Classical art. Handmade in Europe. Ideal for interior decoration (living rooms, foyers, libraries, and offices). This statue is suitable for outdoor placement, in courtyards, terraces, and gardens, weather-resistant.

Sculpture “Leda and the Swan”. The most popular version of this myth says that Leda was a very beautiful woman, so much so that Zeus himself desired her. One day, while walking along the Eurotas River, she encountered a beautiful swan fleeing from the attack of an eagle. She protected it and was seduced by it, which was none other than Zeus in disguise. That same night, Leda also joined her husband. As a result, she laid two eggs: from one hatched Pollux and Helen, immortal children of Zeus; from the other, Castor and Clytemnestra, mortal children of Tyndareus.

Decorating with reproductions of sculptures depicting mythological characters, such as this statue of Leda and the Swan, brings the richness of classical art and culture to our homes. When we incorporate these sculptures into our spaces, both indoors, in living rooms, libraries, and offices, and outdoors, in gardens and terraces, we infuse an air of nobility and serenity into our favorite corners.

Sculptures inspired by the art of antiquity, the Renaissance, and Neoclassicism become focal points that especially stand out outdoors, in our gardens, terraces, and courtyards, transforming them into evocative and inspiring spaces. In our garden, these figures of gods and goddesses, nymphs, and heroes blend with potted plants and flower beds, creating a fascinating dialogue between art and nature.