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Art with a soul draws inspiration from many emotions. A good example is this Dying Slave marble statue, which showcases the unique art of pain, a slave, on a marble plinth, a well-proportioned young man standing. The slave’s body is naked. Looking up, the Dying Slave marble statue’s face is intriguing. He closed his eyes softly, holding his head with one hand and his chest with the other. Every part of the body of Dying Slave marble statue is blended with the cold texture of marble. Adds a touch of tension to the character’s performance. The dying gesture and the white marble show a trace of sadness and vicissitudes for our admirers. Maybe different people can get different feelings from Dying Slave marble statue. Every Dying Slave marble statue you choose from us is very suitable for high-end art decoration and collection.

The Dying Slave marble statue embodies Michelangelo Buonarroti’s reflection on pain, the will to act in despair, and the suffering trapped by the unrealized ideal. The Dying Slave marble statue portrays a fit, well-proportioned, sturdy, and exhausted young man. He rests his left hand behind his head and his right hand lightly on his chest. The rope on his chest symbolizes the violence of imprisonment and the Dictatorship, the muscles of the whole body are stretched and relaxed, it seems that the soul enters the realm of heaven and the body is liberated, the struggle of force makes the legs close to the legs, the arms are close to the body and head, there is no gap between the limbs and the torso, Dying Slave marble statue form a whole block. He endowed the Dying Slave marble statue with a sympathetic, sentimental quality that transformed the strengthening into a lazy elegance, a deep and profound meditative quality. This meditation stirs up the deepest restlessness in life, which can only be expressed as a fear of death, so that the body begins to distort with extreme tension. But meditation also finds the deepest stillness in life, the same stillness that can only be expressed as a generous apprehension of death, so that the twisted body turns back to relaxation and peace.