Description

The marble Moses statue combines realism with romantic fantasy. The statues are majestic and powerful, full of infinite power. The paintings are not limited to the plot of religious stories, but focus on expressing the essential power and inner world of human beings. The attitude of the marble Moses statue is that of a leader. The head stood majestically, Yiyi had divine eyes, and his right leg was bent, as if he was about to stand up. Teeth clenched as if to swallow something. The horn on the head of the marble Moses statue has also become the object of constant debate among learned art historians. In Latin, a horn is a symbol of “force” in a sense. The marble Moses statue’s eyes are big and beautiful, staring straight at fixedly, emitting a flame-like light. The hair was short, like the figure on the Sistine ceiling;

The arms and hands of the marble Moses statue were like those of an old man; the veins were prominent; but his hands, long and beautiful, were nothing like Donatello’s. The huge knees seem to be out of tune with the rest of the body, knees and legs that run from Egypt to Palestine. They occupy a quarter of the body area. Although the marble Moses statue was full of anger, as an Israeli spiritual leader, he had to try his best to restrain his emotions, so he showed an unusually complex psychological state. The marble Moses statue is a typical image of a tragic hero, as if the incarnation of the most essential force of nature, with a shocking power, which contains the artist’s high concern for the fate of the motherland and the supreme reverence for human dignity, marble Moses statue is the crystallization of the author’s humanistic thought.