Description

This Marble Statue of Hercules and Lichas has a climax of carving skills, which makes people who appreciate it so amazing. Marble Statue of Hercules and Lichas is Hercules taking big strides and using all his strength to grab lichas with one hand ‘s legs, grabbed Lichas’ hair with one hand, and threw him violently off the cliff. The folds of the skin on Hercules’ chest also directly showed the strength and anger of the whole body. There are also lions below the Marble Statue of Hercules and Lichas. Lichas can see the pained expression on his face, and the whole body is easily manipulated by Hercules. Carving the hard marble into the texture of delicate skin yarn is also the charm of marble sculpture. In Marble Statue of Hercules and Lichas, the lines and body muscles of the two characters are very detailed and realistic, and the story of the whole sculpture is also very powerful.

Marble Statue of Hercules and Lichas is a masterpiece of neoclassical style. Looking to characters from ancient Greek mythology for inspiration is a great way to create. There is also a wonderful story behind the Marble Statue of Hercules and Lichas. Hercules’ wife felt that her husband was slowly not loving her, she wanted to get her back her love, lichas gave her a gift, a beautiful tunic treated with centaur blood, it was said to have the power to restore The magic of love. She didn’t realize it was poisonous, so when Hercules put on the coat. He felt poisonous blood seep into his skin causing excruciating pain. Hercules went to Lichas to find out who gave him the tunic. When the lichas came, Hercules lost his mind in great pain, grabbed the innocent lichas by his feet, and threw him off the cliff. Marble Statue of Hercules and Lichas brings this wonderful scene to life.