MYTHS & MYTHOLOGY
BRONZE RESIN STATUES representing mythological characters and the most famous myths in history
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FAUN POMPEII
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR75696
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LEDA AND THE SWAN by Leonardo da Vinci
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR72880
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"TYKNE" GODDES OF FORTUNE (small size)
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Fortuna was the Roman goddess of fortune, chance, and prosperity, and one of the most popular Roman deities during the period of Servius Tullius. She was the Roman adaptation of the Greek goddess of fortune, Tykhe. Other names of Fortuna were: Primigenia, Virilis, Respiciens, Muliebris, and Annonaria. She is usually portrayed standing, blindfolded, wearing a rich dress. Holding either the cornucopia, rudder, ball, or wheel of fortune.
Item: SR75416
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HEPHAESTUS GOD OF FIRE
Bronzed resin statues, finished by hand in each particular details
Item: SR77383
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THEMIS - GODDESS OF JUSTICE (small size)
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Known also as Themis in the greek mythology, the goddess of justice is an allegorical symbol of moral justice in the judicial systems. With the classical balance (which represents the concepts of “right” and “wrong”) and the eyes blindfolded (which tells that the justice is blind, an no one can corrupt its impartiality), this classical figure is one of the most recognizable and famous statues all over the world.
Item: SR75802
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MEDUSA WITH SNAKE HAIR
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Medusa is the most famous gorgon from the greek mythology, with female human body and venomous snakes in the place of her hair. She had the power to petrified her enemies just with the look of her eyes. Perseus succeeded to behead Medusa and then used her head to turn anyone who see it into stone. This sculpture represents this demonic force with a body of a female warrior.
Item: SR76942
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ATHENA
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
In Greek religion and mythology, Athena also referred to as Pallas Athena, is the goddess of wisdom, courage, inspiration, civilization, law and justice, just warfare, mathematics, strength, strategy, the arts, crafts, and skill. Minerva, Athena's Roman incarnation, embodies similar attributes. Athena is also a shrewd companion of heroes and is the goddess of heroic endeavor. She is the virgin patron of Athens. The Athenians built the Parthenon on the Acropolis of her namesake city, Athens (Athena Parthenos), in her honor.
Item: SR76947
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HERMES - MERCURY
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Hermes was the son of Zeus and nymph Maia, Altas’ daughter. Hermes was the god of shepherds, merchants, literature, and thieves. He was also the messenger of the gods and conductor of souls to the underworld. He was the cleverest out of all the Olympian gods; He invented the lyre, the pipes, the musical scale, astronomy, weights, measures, and the care of olive trees.
Item: SR77310
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SANSONE
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR76326
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TESEO VS MINOTAURO
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR73130
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MEDUSA HEAD
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Medusa is the most famous gorgon from the greek mythology, with female human body and venomous snakes in the place of her hair. She had the power to pietrified her enemies just with the look of her eyes. Perseus succeeded to behead Medusa and then used her head to turn anyone who see it into stone. This sculpture represents its demonic and horrific snake hair head, sewered by the valorous Perseus.
Item: SR77631
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ATLAS
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Atlas was a legendary Titan, who led a battle of Titans against Zeus, which lasted for ten years. Eventually Atlas was defeated and was forced to hold up the heavens as a punishment. Hercules needed to get the golden apples from Atlas' daughters, the Pleiades and asked for help. Atlas had Hercules hold up the heavens while he look for his daughters. As Atlas returned, he didn't want to hold up the sky again. Hercules tricked Atlas into taking the sky back by asking Atlas to hold it while he shifted the load. In Roman mythology, Atlas had Medusa's head in a sack. Atlas pulled it out and looked at it by accident, and he was turned to stone.
Item: SR76604
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NIKE OF SAMOTRACE
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
The winged victory of Samothrace (best known as Nike of Samothrace) is an hellenistic sculpture made of marble, created around the 2nd century b.C. and now displayed on the Louvre Museum in Paris. It’s one of the most famous sculptures in the world, created in honor of the goddess of the victory and to celebrate a sea battle. The author is unknown, as well as which battle is this statue dedicated to.
Item: SR67105
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GRIFFIN
Bronzed Resin Statue, hand finished in each particular detail.
The Griffin is a creature from greek mythology, with the body of a lion and the head and legs of an eagle. It was often associated with the cult of the Sun, as a supporter of Apollo, finding its definitive place in the work "The Stories" by Herodotus and "The Story of Persia" by Ctesia of Cnidus. Later, the figure of the Griffin was also used in medieval Christianity (as a symbol of the dual nature of Christ) and in the literary world (the famous Griffin driving the chariot that pulls Dante and Virgil in Purgatory), until today where it is now widespread in fantasy literature.
Item: SR77702
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TICHE - GODDESS OF FORTUNE
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Fortuna was the Roman goddess of fortune, chance, and prosperity, and one of the most popular Roman deities during the period of Servius Tullius. She was the Roman adaptation of the Greek goddess of fortune, Tykhe. Other names of Fortuna were: Primigenia, Virilis, Respiciens, Muliebris, and Annonaria. She is usually portrayed standing, blindfolded, wearing a rich dress. Holding either the cornucopia, rudder, ball, or wheel of fortune.
Item: SR71833
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ASCLEPIUS GOD OF MEDICINE
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR72739
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HERCULES AND LYCUS by Canova
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR72734
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THEMIS - GODDESS OF JUSTICE
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Known also as Themis in the greek mythology, the goddess of justice is an allegorical symbol of moral justice in the judicial systems. With the classical balance (which represents the concepts of “right” and “wrong”) and the eyes blindfolded (which tells that the justice is blind, an no one can corrupt its impartiality), this classical figure is one of the most recognizable and famous statues all over the world.
Item: SR71832
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HERAKI - GREEK GOD
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR73237
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HADES GOD OF HELL
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR76931
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POSEIDON ON DRAGON
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR76908
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DIANA GODDESS OF HUNT AND JUNGLE
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR75674
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BELLEROPHON FIGHTING WITH A CHIMERA
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR73131
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POSEIDON - GOD OF THE SEA
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR70787
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ZEUS - GOD OF THUNDER
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR71002
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ATHENA - GODDESS OF WISDOM
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
In Greek religion and mythology, Athena also referred to as Pallas Athena, is the goddess of wisdom, courage, inspiration, civilization, law and justice, just warfare, mathematics, strength, strategy, the arts, crafts, and skill. Minerva, Athena's Roman incarnation, embodies similar attributes. Athena is also a shrewd companion of heroes and is the goddess of heroic endeavor. She is the virgin patron of Athens. The Athenians built the Parthenon on the Acropolis of her namesake city, Athens (Athena Parthenos), in her honor.
Item: SR71739
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HERA- GODDESS OF MARRIAGE
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Hera, the queen of the Olympian deities, was mainly worshipped as a goddess of marriage and birth. The peacock (symbol of pride) and the cow are her sacred animals. Hera was also the wife and sister of Zeus, and constantly jealous of Zeus's various amorous affairs, so she punished her rivals and their children, among both goddesses and mortals, with implacable fury. Hera also represents the power of women to stand for what they know is right, even in the face of societal disapproval and scorn. She is a symbol of the struggle for women's power and equality in a still predominantly patriarchal world.
Item: SR72332
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MEDUSA
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Medusa, one of the three Gorgons and the only one who was mortal. Because of her appearance, Medusa has the power to turn anyone who gazes upon her to stone. But originally, Medusa was a beautiful maiden. She desecrated Athena's temple by lying there with Poseidon. Outraged, Athena turned Medusa's hair into serpents. Medusa was killed by Perseus with the help of Athena and Hermes. He cuts off her head and gave it to Athena. Medusa's head was put onto Athena's shield; the blood dropped from the wound produced innumerable serpents that infest Africa.
Item: SR72333
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IPPOCRATE
Bronzed Resin Statues finished by hand in each particular detail.
Hippocrates of Cos led the path for the establishment of medicine as a respected profession. Dispelling superstition, ailments were systematically observed, compiled in written form, diagnosed and treated based on the natural conditions of the patient. The Hippocratic Oath remains the ethical aspiration of doctors today.
Item: SR76078
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ARES - GOD OF WAR
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR70784
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HADES - GOD OF HELL
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Hades (or Pluton in the roman mythology) is the greek god of the underworld. He is the oldest son of Chronos and Rhea, brother of the king of gods Zeus and the god of the sea Poseidon. After defeating their father, Hades had the sovereignty of the kingdom of hell, which he rules with his three-headed dog called Cerberus. The unfortunate people who looked him in the eyes were immediately condemned to death!
Item: SR70785
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ATLAS TITAN
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Atlas was a legendary Titan, who led a battle of Titans against Zeus, which lasted for ten years. Eventually Atlas was defeated and was forced to hold up the heavens as a punishment. Hercules needed to get the golden apples from Atlas' daughters, the Pleiades and asked for help. Atlas had Hercules hold up the heavens while he look for his daughters. As Atlas returned, he didn't want to hold up the sky again. Hercules tricked Atlas into taking the sky back by asking Atlas to hold it while he shifted the load. In Roman mythology, Atlas had Medusa's head in a sack. Atlas pulled it out and looked at it by accident, and he was turned to stone.
Item: SR74773
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SISYPHUS PUSHING THE ETERNAL BOULDER
Bronzed Resin Statue, hand finished in each particular detail.
Sisyphus was a greek mythological character, founder and king of the city of Ephyra. Son of Aeolus, he betrayed the father of the gods Zeus regarding his relationship with the nymph Aegina, and later, after his death, he even decided to deceive the god of the underworld Hades. For his boldness, Zeus himself decided to punish him with immortal torture: push a huge boulder to the top of a mountain, and then see it roll back to the base, for all the eternity.
Item: SR77757
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PEGASUS HORSES WITH WINGS
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Pegasus was the winged horse of Perseus, born from the ground wet with blood from the severed head of the gorgon Medusa. A wild and free animal, it was initially domesticated by Bellerophon with the help of Athena. Pegasus is the symbol of the spirituality and inspiration of Poetry, which rises to an undisputed and unquestionable force, devoid of earthly reins and obstacles that prevent its flight.
Item: SR70879
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NIKE - GODDESS OF VICTORY
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR72736
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POSEIDON - GOD OF THE SEA
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Zeus shared the universe with Poseidon and Hades after Zeus overthrew Cronus, their father. Poseidon gained and ruled the sea as god of the sea and earthquakes with a sharp trident as his weapon. Although he had the reputation for having a violent temper, he created many animals including the first horse to impress Demeter. Poseidon was the second powerful god after Zeus, and he was widely worshiped by seamen.
Item: SR71738
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ATLAS CLOCK
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Atlas was a legendary Titan, who led a battle of Titans against Zeus, which lasted for ten years. Eventually Atlas was defeated and was forced to hold up the heavens as a punishment. Hercules needed to get the golden apples from Atlas' daughters, the Pleiades and asked for help. Atlas had Hercules hold up the heavens while he look for his daughters. As Atlas returned, he didn't want to hold up the sky again. Hercules tricked Atlas into taking the sky back by asking Atlas to hold it while he shifted the load. In Roman mythology, Atlas had Medusa's head in a sack. Atlas pulled it out and looked at it by accident, and he was turned to stone.
Item: SR75467
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THEMIS - GODDESS OF JUSTICE
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Known also as Themis in the greek mythology, the goddess of justice is an allegorical symbol of moral justice in the judicial systems. With the classical balance (which represents the concepts of “right” and “wrong”) and the eyes blindfolded (which tells that the justice is blind, an no one can corrupt its impartiality), this classical figure is one of the most recognizable and famous statues all over the world.
Item: SR76891
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POSEIDON - GOD OF THE SEA
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail
Item: SR71068
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POSEIDON - GOD OF THE SEA (Large size)
Bronzed Resin Statues finished by hand in each particular detail.
Poseidon (or Neptune, in the roman mythology) is the god of the sea and all the waters, including sea earthquakes, tidal waves and storms. In the ancient literature Poseidon is well known as friend of the human being, like when he helped the Greeks against the Trojans in the Homer’s Iliad poem. He is the son of Chronos and brother of Zeus, king of gods. His famous weapon is the trident, which he uses when he battles his enemies, including the warrior Odysseus, who blinded his son Polyphemus.
Item: SR77117
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ZEUS WITH EAGLE AND FLASH (Large size)
Bronzed Resin Statues finished by hand in each particular detail.
Zeus (or Jove, in the roman mythology) is the king of gods and god of skies and thunder. He is the son of Chronos and Rhea and the father of many gods and semi-gods, including the mighty Hercules, the warrior Perseus and the messenger Hermes. He is often represented with a lighting in his hand (his favorite weapon against his enemies) and an eagle, his loyal animal ally.
Item: SR77118
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ATHENA
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
In Greek religion and mythology, Athena also referred to as Pallas Athena, is the goddess of wisdom, courage, inspiration, civilization, law and justice, just warfare, mathematics, strength, strategy, the arts, crafts, and skill. Minerva, Athena's Roman incarnation, embodies similar attributes. Athena is also a shrewd companion of heroes and is the goddess of heroic endeavor. She is the virgin patron of Athens. The Athenians built the Parthenon on the Acropolis of her namesake city, Athens (Athena Parthenos), in her honor.
Item: SR77700
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IPPOCRATE (large size)
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Hippocrates of Cos led the path for the establishment of medicine as a respected profession. Dispelling superstition, ailments were systematically observed, compiled in written form, diagnosed and treated based on the natural conditions of the patient. The Hippocratic Oath remains the ethical aspiration of doctors today.
Item: SR76713
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GODDESS OF JUSTICE (large size)
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Known also as Themis in the greek mythology, the goddess of justice is an allegorical symbol of moral justice in the judicial systems. With the classical balance (which represents the concepts of “right” and “wrong”) and the eyes blindfolded (which tells that the justice is blind, an no one can corrupt its impartiality), this classical figure is one of the most recognizable and famous statues all over the world.
Item: SR72919
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GODDESS OF FORTUNE (large size)
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Fortuna was the Roman goddess of fortune, chance, and prosperity, and one of the most popular Roman deities during the period of Servius Tullius. She was the Roman adaptation of the Greek goddess of fortune, Tykhe. Other names of Fortuna were: Primigenia, Virilis, Respiciens, Muliebris, and Annonaria. She is usually portrayed standing, blindfolded, wearing a rich dress. Holding either the cornucopia, rudder, ball, or wheel of fortune.
Item: SR73677
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ATLAS TITAN (large size)
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Atlas was a legendary Titan, who led a battle of Titans against Zeus, which lasted for ten years. Eventually Atlas was defeated and was forced to hold up the heavens as a punishment. Hercules needed to get the golden apples from Atlas' daughters, the Pleiades and asked for help. Atlas had Hercules hold up the heavens while he look for his daughters. As Atlas returned, he didn't want to hold up the sky again. Hercules tricked Atlas into taking the sky back by asking Atlas to hold it while he shifted the load. In Roman mythology, Atlas had Medusa's head in a sack. Atlas pulled it out and looked at it by accident, and he was turned to stone.
Item: SR75707
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THEMIS - GODDESS OF JUSTICE with wooden base (larg...
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Known also as Themis in the greek mythology, the goddess of justice is an allegorical symbol of moral justice in the judicial systems. With the classical balance (which represents the concepts of “right” and “wrong”) and the eyes blindfolded (which tells that the justice is blind, an no one can corrupt its impartiality), this classical figure is one of the most recognizable and famous statues all over the world.
Item: SR72919BA
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GODDESS OF FORTUNE with wooden base (large size)
Bronzed Resin Statue finished by hand in each particular detail.
Fortuna was the Roman goddess of fortune, chance, and prosperity, and one of the most popular Roman deities during the period of Servius Tullius. She was the Roman adaptation of the Greek goddess of fortune, Tykhe. Other names of Fortuna were: Primigenia, Virilis, Respiciens, Muliebris, and Annonaria. She is usually portrayed standing, blindfolded, wearing a rich dress. Holding either the cornucopia, rudder, ball, or wheel of fortune.
Item: SR73677BA
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