Bronze statue of the Three Graces, goddesses Greek.

Bronze sculpture made ​​by the lost wax on a black marble base.

Height: 32 cm - Width: 18 cm - Depth: 12 cm

Weight: 4.7 kgs

Symbolic of Grace:

Euphrosyne joy is pushed to its summit, Joy, the exhilaration one feels in a banquet (as the eternal banquet of the gods which men participated in the beginning of the story of the Theogony); Thalia is the personification of Abundance or overabundance, overflow of life, which is like a lavish gift; Aglaia is beauty in its most dazzling splendor.

It is the youngest and password according to Hesiod the wife of Hephaestus in place of Aphrodite. Finally, Aglaya is the messenger of Aphrodite. Like all gods and goddesses, they are forever young and beautiful, at the age that the Greeks considered one of fullness, between fifteen and twenty years.

Bronze statue of the Greek god Neptune on a marble base.

Originally (according to Pausanias), they were three: Chanter (the "song", the "voice"), Melete ("meditation") and Mneme ("memory"). Together, they represent the prerequisites of poetic art in the practice of worship. At Delphi, they are named after the first three strings of a lyre: Acute (Nété), median (Mese) and Grave (Hypatia). Cicero has four: Thelxinoé, Chanter, arches and Melete. Tradition attributed to them two residences: one on Mount Parnassus, the other on Helicon. It was Plato (in Ion) to 401 BC. AD, and the Neoplatonists, who make the nine Muses mediators between the god and the poet or the intellectual creator. This conception of art (the poet is possessed by the god transition) was later challenged by the classicism of Nicolas Boileau, the movement of the Art for Art, and praised the effort of Paul Valery .

Bronze statue manufactured to the lost wax, real marble base

Height: 36 cm - Width: 12 cm - Depth: 12 cm

Weight: 3,8 kgs

Bronze Statue made ​​using the lost wax, real marble base - Height: 36 cm.

Width: 17 cm - Depth: 12 cm

In Greek mythology, Terpsichore is the muse of dance. It's a girl, lively, playful, garlands and holding a lyre in her which she runs cadence all his steps. Some authors make the mother of the sirens.

Bronze sculpture manufactured to the lost wax on a real marble base for a height of 33 cm.

Width: 12 cm - depth: 9 cm

Bronze sculpture made ​​with lost wax, on a marble base for a true height of 32 cm (without the trident).

Width: 15.5 cm - Depth: 10.5 cm

Weight: 4.3 kgs

Pluton, Pluto in Latin, is a chthonic god of the Roman religion is "the one that enriches", similar to the Greek god Hades, "which makes it invisible." He is the god of the underworld. Also named Tertius, third son of the cult of Saturn was probably born of the belief in a god older, Dis Pater.

The pets his dog with three heads (Cerberus, guardian of the entrance of the Underworld) and four black horses whose names were fatal, according to Claudian, Latin poet of the fifth century Æthon, Alastor, and Nyctéus Orphnéus. In Greek mythology, Cerberus is the dog guarding the entrance of Hades. He thus prevented those from the Styx can escape.

As with most creatures from classical mythology, the description and context differ by Cerberus? Works, the main difference being the number of heads, usually three, but according to Hesiod or one hundred fifty in Horace.

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Faithful reproduction of the famous bronze statue was recovered from the sea off Cape Artemision - Height: 36 cm.

Bronze sculpture made ​​by the lost wax, real marble base.

Height: 36 cm - Width: 33 cm - Depth: 10 cm

Weight: 3.5 kgs

The bronze statue of Artemis (often called the God of the Sea) is a ancient Greek sculpture that was recovered from the sea off Cape Artemision, in northern Euboea. It represents either Zeus or Poseidon, he launched an attribute that has disappeared. It has often been assumed to be the lightning, and resulted in identification of the god as Zeus. However, an analysis of the position of the hands, including the right index undermines the first hypothesis: it seems that the attribute was a trident, and that it must therefore be regarded as a god Poseidon. The debate is not closed.

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Grype or the griffin is a legendary creature found in many ancient cultures. it is imagined and represented with the body of an eagle (head, wings and talons) grafted onto the back of a lion (abdomen, legs and tail), equipped with horse ears and a tail of a serpent. variations with sometimes a griffin always keep the distinction of being recognized hiéracocéphale. the griffin may take different names, which vary in time. once, you could call it the sauveteur.certains paleontologists have suggested that his invention would come from discoveries of skeletons Protoceratops the shape of the skull reminiscent of a griffin.

Bronze manufactured to the lost wax, real marble base

Height: 22 cm - Width: 30 cm - Depth: 10.5 cm

Weight : 4,7 kgs

reproduction of the famous statue of Giambologna, overcoming the Neptune Fountain (Fontana del Nettuno's) monumental fountain located on the Piazza Nettuno in Bologna Emilia-Romagna, northern Italy. In Greek mythology, Poseidon is the god of the seas and oceans raging, and the "shaker of the ground" - the god of earthquakes and sources. its main symbol is the trident, which he receives during the Titans Cyclops, and is also symbolized by the bull, and especially the horse. Romans equate to Neptune.

Bronze manufactured to the lost wax, real marble base

Height: 22 cm (without trident) - Width: 19 cm - depth: 19 cm

Weight: 5 kgs

Art Deco bronze sculpture representing a goddess with his sword and shield, height 39 cm.

Bronze statue made ​​in the lost wax on a genuine marble base.

Width: 18 cm - Depth: 10 cm