古罗马 黄铜色 帕恩神/福奴努斯之神像与公牛。高13厘米。公元1–2世纪。





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古罗马青铜潘/福诺斯与公牛雕像,高13厘米(带底座宽11厘米;不带底座高9.5厘米),1世纪至2世纪 AD,状况良好,原作,来自私人收藏,来源荷兰。
卖家的描述
Decoration of carriage or furniture with a Pan (Faunus) and a Bull.
Roman Empire, 1st - 2nd Century AD
Bronze
13 cm height and 11 cm width with stand.
9,5 cm height and 10 cm width without stand.
PROVENANCE:
- Private collection, Amsterdan, Netherlands, 1960 - 1980.
- Thence by descendent.
Condition: Good, not restoration, nice patina, see photos.
In ancient Roman art, a figure of Pan with a bull carries deep symbolic meaning rooted in religion, nature, and fertility. Although Pan was originally a Greek god, the Romans adopted him and closely associated him with Faunus, a rustic deity connected to forests, fields, livestock, and fertility.
潘神与公牛的形象在古罗马艺术中承载着深刻的象征意义,根植于宗教、自然与丰饶。尽管潘神最初是希腊神祇,罗马人将他采纳并与福农斯(Faunus)密切相关——他是一位与森林、田野、牲畜与生育力相关的乡土之神。
Pan is typically represented as a hybrid being, half man and half goat, with horns, a beard, and goat legs. He was the god of wild nature, shepherds, flocks, and untamed landscapes. Unlike the more orderly Olympian gods, Pan embodied the raw, instinctive forces of the natural world. He was also linked to music, particularly the pan flute (syrinx), and to sudden fear—indeed, the word “panic” derives from his name, reflecting the sudden terror people believed he could inspire in lonely wilderness places.
潘神通常被描绘为半人半山羊的混合形态,长角、胡须、山羊腿。他是野性自然、牧民、畜群以及未开发景观之神。与更有序的奥林匹斯神相比,潘神体现自然界原始、直觉的力量。他还与音乐相关,尤其是潘笛(syrinx),以及突如其来的恐惧——“panic(惊慌)”这个词就源自他的名字,反映人们相信他能在荒野孤寂之地引发的突然恐惧。
The bull, on the other hand, was a powerful symbol in Roman and Mediterranean culture. It represented strength, virility, fertility, and physical power. Bulls were valuable animals in agricultural societies, essential for plowing fields and sustaining rural life. They were also frequently used in religious sacrifices, symbolizing vitality and divine energy offered to the gods.
公牛在罗马及地中海文化中是强大的象征,代表力量、阳刚、生育力和体力。牛在农业社会中是宝贵的动物,对耕田和维持乡村生活至关重要。它们也常用于宗教献祭,象征活力与献给神明的神圣能量。
When Pan is depicted with a bull in ancient art, the combination usually emphasizes themes of fertility and natural power. Pan represents untamed nature and sexual energy, while the bull embodies masculine strength and reproductive force. Together, they form a strong symbol of abundance, life force, and agricultural prosperity. Such imagery would have resonated deeply in rural Roman society, where survival depended on successful harvests and healthy livestock.
在古代艺术中,将潘神与公牛并列的组合通常强调丰饶与自然力量的主题。潘神象征野性自然与性能,而公牛则体现男性力量与生殖力。二者共同构成丰饶、生命力与农业繁荣的有力象征。这种意象在以丰收与畜牧健康为生的农村罗马社会中会产生深刻共鸣。
It is also important to understand the role of satyrs in this context. Satyrs were mythological beings associated with Dionysus, the god of wine and ecstasy. Like Pan, satyrs were part human and part goat, and they symbolized instinct, sexuality, revelry, and the uninhibited aspects of nature. However, while Pan was a specific god with cult worship and divine status, satyrs were lesser nature spirits—companions of Dionysus—often depicted as playful, lustful, and mischievous.
同样重要的是要理解在此语境中萨梯的角色。萨梯是与酒神狄奥尼索斯(酒与狂喜之神)相关的神话生灵。像潘神一样,萨梯也是半人半羊,象征本能、性欲、狂欢与自然界不受约束的面相。然而,潘神是具有特定崇拜仪式和神圣地位的神祇,而萨梯则是较低等的自然灵体——狄奥尼索斯的伙伴,常被描绘为爱玩、好色、淘气。
In summary, an ancient Roman figure of Pan with a bull likely represents the powerful union of natural forces: fertility, virility, wilderness, and agricultural abundance. It reflects a worldview in which nature was alive, sacred, and driven by primal energy—both creative and unpredictable.
总之,古罗马潘神与公牛的形象很可能代表自然力量的强大结合:生育力、阳刚之气、荒野与农业丰饶。它反映了一种世界观:自然是活着、神圣的,并由原始能量驱动——既具创造力,又难以预测。
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Decoration of carriage or furniture with a Pan (Faunus) and a Bull.
Roman Empire, 1st - 2nd Century AD
Bronze
13 cm height and 11 cm width with stand.
9,5 cm height and 10 cm width without stand.
PROVENANCE:
- Private collection, Amsterdan, Netherlands, 1960 - 1980.
- Thence by descendent.
Condition: Good, not restoration, nice patina, see photos.
In ancient Roman art, a figure of Pan with a bull carries deep symbolic meaning rooted in religion, nature, and fertility. Although Pan was originally a Greek god, the Romans adopted him and closely associated him with Faunus, a rustic deity connected to forests, fields, livestock, and fertility.
潘神与公牛的形象在古罗马艺术中承载着深刻的象征意义,根植于宗教、自然与丰饶。尽管潘神最初是希腊神祇,罗马人将他采纳并与福农斯(Faunus)密切相关——他是一位与森林、田野、牲畜与生育力相关的乡土之神。
Pan is typically represented as a hybrid being, half man and half goat, with horns, a beard, and goat legs. He was the god of wild nature, shepherds, flocks, and untamed landscapes. Unlike the more orderly Olympian gods, Pan embodied the raw, instinctive forces of the natural world. He was also linked to music, particularly the pan flute (syrinx), and to sudden fear—indeed, the word “panic” derives from his name, reflecting the sudden terror people believed he could inspire in lonely wilderness places.
潘神通常被描绘为半人半山羊的混合形态,长角、胡须、山羊腿。他是野性自然、牧民、畜群以及未开发景观之神。与更有序的奥林匹斯神相比,潘神体现自然界原始、直觉的力量。他还与音乐相关,尤其是潘笛(syrinx),以及突如其来的恐惧——“panic(惊慌)”这个词就源自他的名字,反映人们相信他能在荒野孤寂之地引发的突然恐惧。
The bull, on the other hand, was a powerful symbol in Roman and Mediterranean culture. It represented strength, virility, fertility, and physical power. Bulls were valuable animals in agricultural societies, essential for plowing fields and sustaining rural life. They were also frequently used in religious sacrifices, symbolizing vitality and divine energy offered to the gods.
公牛在罗马及地中海文化中是强大的象征,代表力量、阳刚、生育力和体力。牛在农业社会中是宝贵的动物,对耕田和维持乡村生活至关重要。它们也常用于宗教献祭,象征活力与献给神明的神圣能量。
When Pan is depicted with a bull in ancient art, the combination usually emphasizes themes of fertility and natural power. Pan represents untamed nature and sexual energy, while the bull embodies masculine strength and reproductive force. Together, they form a strong symbol of abundance, life force, and agricultural prosperity. Such imagery would have resonated deeply in rural Roman society, where survival depended on successful harvests and healthy livestock.
在古代艺术中,将潘神与公牛并列的组合通常强调丰饶与自然力量的主题。潘神象征野性自然与性能,而公牛则体现男性力量与生殖力。二者共同构成丰饶、生命力与农业繁荣的有力象征。这种意象在以丰收与畜牧健康为生的农村罗马社会中会产生深刻共鸣。
It is also important to understand the role of satyrs in this context. Satyrs were mythological beings associated with Dionysus, the god of wine and ecstasy. Like Pan, satyrs were part human and part goat, and they symbolized instinct, sexuality, revelry, and the uninhibited aspects of nature. However, while Pan was a specific god with cult worship and divine status, satyrs were lesser nature spirits—companions of Dionysus—often depicted as playful, lustful, and mischievous.
同样重要的是要理解在此语境中萨梯的角色。萨梯是与酒神狄奥尼索斯(酒与狂喜之神)相关的神话生灵。像潘神一样,萨梯也是半人半羊,象征本能、性欲、狂欢与自然界不受约束的面相。然而,潘神是具有特定崇拜仪式和神圣地位的神祇,而萨梯则是较低等的自然灵体——狄奥尼索斯的伙伴,常被描绘为爱玩、好色、淘气。
In summary, an ancient Roman figure of Pan with a bull likely represents the powerful union of natural forces: fertility, virility, wilderness, and agricultural abundance. It reflects a worldview in which nature was alive, sacred, and driven by primal energy—both creative and unpredictable.
总之,古罗马潘神与公牛的形象很可能代表自然力量的强大结合:生育力、阳刚之气、荒野与农业丰饶。它反映了一种世界观:自然是活着、神圣的,并由原始能量驱动——既具创造力,又难以预测。
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