Sculpture of Ceres. 180 cm.

Description

Reproduction of a neoclassical-style sculpture of Ceres made of molded marble (marble dust + resins). Application of aging patinas that give it the appearance of ancient marble.

The sculpture is manufactured hollow to facilitate handling.

Measurements: Height: 180 cm. Width: 57 cm. Depth: 36 cm.

Integrated base measurements: 56 x 37 x 15 cm.

Approximate weight: 80 kg.

Statue of the Goddess Ceres (Demeter). Prepared for outdoor decoration in gardens and terraces, resistant to the elements.

Reproduction from a neoclassical original from a private collection.

The Roman goddess Ceres, Demeter for the Greeks, was the goddess of agriculture. Demeter, whose name means “Mother Goddess,” descended from Olympus to teach humanity the arts and techniques related to land cultivation. The myth tells how her daughter Persephone was kidnapped by the god Hades and taken to his underworld realm, returning to the surface every spring. Her cult gave rise to mystery rituals, with initiation ceremonies held in Eleusis related to rebirth. Ceres is usually depicted with cereal spikes and the horn of plenty.

The decoration with reproductions of large classical sculptures embellishes our spaces, both indoors and outdoors, and evokes the cultural grandeur of past eras and civilisations that have left a lasting legacy in the history of art.

The materials used to replicate these figures, such as cast bronze, or stone and marble molded with resins, withstand outdoor conditions well, ensuring their durability and resistance when exposed to open spaces.

Sculptures inspired by ancient, Renaissance, or neoclassical art become focal points that stand out in our gardens and patios, transforming them into an inspiring corner that invites relaxation, reading, or reflection. Mythological characters, such as gods and heroes, blend with vegetation, creating a special connection between history and myth, nature and art.

Decorating with reproductions like this sculpture of Ceres, can transform our favorite spaces into scenes of timeless beauty and serene contemplation, establishing a fascinating dialogue between art and nature.