Description

The characters in Greek mythology are very suitable to show the characteristics of a certain era, just like the triumph of Napoleon’s era, this Mercury Riding Pegasus marble sculpture has become a representative. Not only in the famous Louvre Museum with a long history, this sculpture can also be customized and placed in the city, and it also symbolizes a kind of power of development. In the Mercury Riding Pegasus marble sculpture, Mercury handsomely rides the Pegasus Pegasus. Soth, he took his hair, holding the reins. Pegasus also has two front hooves hanging in the air. The wings on the back are very delicately carved. Below the Mercury Riding Pegasus marble sculpture are armors and shields, symbolizing victory in war. Mercury Riding Pegasus marble sculpture Pegasus muscular bodybuilding. It adds a lot of three-dimensional and dynamic feeling to the whole.

In order to praise the supreme glory of the king, Mercury Riding Pegasus marble sculpture is based on ancient Greek and ancient Roman mythology, creating this group of large-scale sculptures, one of which shows the goddess of prestige riding a winged Pegasus announcing the military victory of the king, and the other. One is the ancient Roman god of commerce, Mercury, who also rode a Pegasus. The Mercury Riding Pegasus marble sculpture represents prosperity. As a result, this group of Mercury Riding Pegasus marble sculpture praised the brilliant achievements of Louis XIV from many angles. Legend has it that Mercury’s position in Rome was extremely high, because it was Mercury who brought prosperity and prosperity to Rome. . His image is generally a middle-aged man who wears a hat with wings on his head, wears flying shoes, holds a magic wand, and walks like a fly. He was also a protector of medicine, travelers, merchants and thieves, and Western pharmacies were often marked by his walking stick wrapped around two snakes. In Greek mythology, Pegasus is the son of the noble sea god, who is shown in the image of a silver-white Pegasus. It stretches silver-white wings and soars in the vast starry sky. It is handsome and elegant, and it is the guardian partner of the goddess of literature and art.