Description

There are many outdoor sculptures based on Greek mythology. Artwork that is customized in the form of a story not only has storytelling and brings interesting feelings to people. The sophistication of the carving also adorns the setting, and this Theseus Fighting the Minotaur is carved from marble and is a scene of battle. A warrior took a big stick and hit a monster. Below Theseus Fighting the Minotaur is the Minotaur from Greek mythology. Naked and fit. But his head looks like a bull’s head. The Minotaur is an iconic half-human, half-bull character in Greek mythology. . He was completely at a disadvantage. The warrior Theseus in Theseus Fighting the Minotaur, the heroic image of the youth is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, with one knee on the Minotaur, completely suppressing the Minotaur. The intense battle scene is relaxed and the carvings of Theseus’ sculptures fully demonstrate the dynamic scene.

According to the Greek story Theseus Fighting the Minotaur, Prince Theseus was the son of Aegeus, king of Athens, a half-man, half-bull of Crete, King Minos of Crete (son of Zeus and Europa, who became the underworld after his death) One of the three judges), the wife of Parsiphae, and the product of an ox sent by Poseidon, possessing a human body and an ox head, Minos built a labyrinth for it in Crete. Because Minos’ son Androgeus was conspicuously killed in Attica, Minos raised an army to avenge his son, causing great disaster to the inhabitants there. Disaster, the Athenians asked Minos for peace, promising to send seven pairs of virgins to Crete as tribute every nine years. After receiving the virgins, Minos imprisoned them in Minotaur In the labyrinth of Crete where Ross lived, they were killed by the Minotaur. At the time of the third tribute, the young Theseus came to Crete with the virgin boy and girl who had won the lottery. With the help of the princess Ariadne of Crete, he solved the labyrinth with a ball of thread, and then used the She slayed the Minotaur with a sharp sword she handed to her. Here’s the backstory for this Theseus Fighting the Minotaur sculpture.