Sculpture of Cupid. Winged boy. 78 x 29 cm.

Description

High-quality reproduction of a sculpture of Cupid made of molded marble (marble powder bound with resins). Finished with aging patinas applied with natural earth, giving it the appearance of an ancient marble sculpture embellished by the passage of time.

Measurements: Height: 78 cm. Width: 29 cm.

Approximate weight: 25 kg.

Statue perfectly prepared for outdoor decoration such as gardens and terraces or for indoor use (living rooms, foyers, libraries, offices, etc.). Resistant to inclement weather.

Cupid is, in Roman mythology, the god of love. He is equivalent to Eros in Greek mythology and Kāmadeva in Hindu mythology. His Latin name means “desire.” According to some versions, he is the son of the goddess of love, Venus, and Mars, the god of war. He is credited with creating love and passions among mortals through his arrows and is often represented as a winged child (similar to an angel) armed with a bow. As the son of the gods of war and love, Cupid is the god of lovers, creating harmony between opposites.

Art reproductions such as this sculpture of Cupid inspired by the classical world become eye-catching centrepieces. These works stand out in the decoration of our home, both indoors, such as the hallway, entrance, offices, libraries or living rooms, and outdoors, transforming our gardens and patios into a special and inspiring corner.

The materials used in the manufacturing of these replicas, such as reconstituted stone and marble with resins, reproduce the touch and appearance of an ancient carved stone work. These materials, due to their versatility, allow for the reproduction of all kinds of styles, from classical to contemporary art. Additionally, they withstand exposure to the elements well, ensuring the durability and resistance of the pieces displayed outdoors.

These reproductions of large classical sculptures representing characters from Greco-Roman mythology, such as this Cupid statue, stand out among the garden vegetation and blend with their surroundings, creating a unique atmosphere of dialogue between nature and art.