Statue Sculpture Diane Chasseresse Art Deco Style New Bronze Lost Wax

  
Statue sculpture diane huntress art deco style new bronze lost wax. This product sheet is originally written in English. Please find an automatic translation in French below.

If you have any questions please contact us. Condition: The sculpture is in perfect condition. Bronze dimensions with marble base each: height 12 \"x width 9\".

Marble size: 7 \"x 4. Standing tall and naked this bronze sculpture of? Was handmade and poured using the 'lost wax method'. She poses with her small breasts exposed as she releases her bow. You see the contours of her muscles and belly as she leans back while dropping her arrow.

Standing on her toes, she stands in balance, bringing details to her legs as she looks straight ahead of her target. Her buttocks are tight and firm, her body is slender and natural. You see her muscles in her back and arms as she pulls her bow. Her hair is wavy but flows back into the wild winds of the forest. At his feet, a big hunting dog.

This sculpture was cast using the method? And is mounted on a marble base. Came from Italian and Greek myths. Most of the myths started in Italy but were quickly influenced by Greece. It is difficult to find information about diana the hunter as she was also known as 'diana nemorensis' and 'artemis'. Below is a short myth about 'diana the hunter'. Diana was an ancient Italian goddess of the woods.

In capoue and aricia, places near Rome, there are still shrines dedicated to the old Italian goddess. His sanctuary in aricia was on the shores of Lake Nemi. For this reason, it was called diana nemorensis, diana of the woods.

The rites dedicated to him were particularly brutal. Human sacrifices were offered to the native goddess. Diana's priest was an escaped slave. Each new priest had to kill his predecessors in order to get his office. At Capoue, people believed that the preservation of the city depended on the fate of a long-lived deer dedicated to the goddess.

Because of the influence of the Greek colonies in southern Italy around the pre-pacific life, Diane identified with the Greek goddess of woodlands acquiring the attributes of the latter. For the Greeks, artemis was also the personification of the moon and its twin brother Apollo was associated with the sun.

His father and mother were jupiter and latona. Diana believed that her virgin body was very sacred and not for a man's eyes. One day, the hunter, acteon, was walking around and came across diana bathing. Diana became so angry; she turned acteon into a deer. Now he was unable to speak, and therefore no one would ever hear of the naked body of diana.

Acteon was then killed by his own hunting dogs. This sculpture is signed by e. Most orders are shipped within 24 to 48 hours of purchase. Please contact us before making any purchases in these areas.

Please refer to the \"shipping and handling\" table for rates for each area. Condition: the sculpture is in perfect condition. The item \"statue sculpture diane huntress art deco style new bronze lost wax\" is on sale since Tuesday, January 5, 2021. It is in the category \"other collections.\" The seller is \"bronze_vault\" and is located in westbury, New York.

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