Stoneware Statue - 29 cm (No reserve price)

Replica of the Ganymede Feeding the Falcon Relief

Ganymede, son of Tros, King of Troy, was so handsome that Zeus, disguised as an eagle, abducted him to Mount Olympus, where he became a cupbearer for the gods. Zeus granted him immortality and youth, and he later ascended to the heavens as the constellation Aquarius. This story is a classic theme in Western art, frequently appearing in sculptures and paintings. The Hermitage Museum's marble sculpture "Ganymede and the Falcon" is based on this theme.

Dimensions: 29.5*12.5*1.5 cm

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