Description

This is a man who carries the earth on his shoulders. Regarding this marble Atlas statue, it is very classic. It is very common to use characters as materials for artistic creation in Greek mythology. There are also many versions of this sculpture, which are often used in cities. high. On a marble plinth, Atlas is naked, with his cloak draped over his back, his arms raised back an ancient globe. Beautiful vintage patterns are engraved on the globe of the marble Atlas statue row. There are sailboats, there are wars, and there are reliefs of centaurs. Take a closer look at the marble Atlas statue, and you will find interesting stories, not only the character on the surface, but also many historical figures of Greek mythology. The chest, arms and legs of the marble Atlas statue are muscular, and the skin of the characters carved with natural marble is very delicate. The marble Atlas statue portrays his power very well.

The marble Atlas statue, or translated Atlas, is the giant god in ancient Greek mythology, belonging to the Titans. He was condemned by Zeus to support the sky with his shoulders. Son of Iapetus. After failing to resist Zeus, the marble Atlas statue was punished to hold the sky with its head and hands in the westernmost part of the world. Europeans often decorate the cover of the map with his portrait, so the atlas is called “Atlas”. In Greek mythology, the Titan with shoulders on its shoulders. After the Titans were conquered by the New Protoss, the New Protoss ordered the giant Marble Atlas statue to bear the sky. When Hercules was instructed to go to the Holy Garden to steal the golden apple, Prometheus suggested that he send Atlas to complete the task, so Hercules promised to kiss Atlas while Atlas was away. I didn’t expect that Atlas would not take the blue sky from Hercules’ shoulders after picking up the golden apple. Hercules pretended to agree, but asked the marble Atlas statue to find a shoulder pad for him. I also carry it for him for a while. When Atlas lifted the sky to his shoulders, Hercules picked up the golden apple and ran away.