Sculpture, mito di Perseo e Medusa - 43 cm - Bronze






He accumulated 18 years' experience, worked as junior specialist at Sotheby’s and managed Kunsthandel Jacques Fijnaut.
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Description from the seller
This 19th-century bronze sculpture reinterpret the myth of Perseus and Medusa, depicting Perseus with the winged sandals and the petasos, attributes of Hermes, while he raises the severed head of Medusa above his decapitated body. The bronze group rests on a richly decorated pedestal with relief scenes and mythological figures, highlighting the drama of the moment.
Size: 43x11x10 cm
Good preserved condition, slight defects and signs due to time, material defects, as shown in the photo.
Please carefully observe the photographs as they are an integral part of the description.
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Seller's Story
This 19th-century bronze sculpture reinterpret the myth of Perseus and Medusa, depicting Perseus with the winged sandals and the petasos, attributes of Hermes, while he raises the severed head of Medusa above his decapitated body. The bronze group rests on a richly decorated pedestal with relief scenes and mythological figures, highlighting the drama of the moment.
Size: 43x11x10 cm
Good preserved condition, slight defects and signs due to time, material defects, as shown in the photo.
Please carefully observe the photographs as they are an integral part of the description.
Tracked shipping including secure packing, any taxes and customs duties will be charged to the buyer.
Seller's Story
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