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Statue of Mercury, c. 1564 (bronze)

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Statue of Mercury, c. 1564 (bronze)

XIR159230 Statue of Mercury, c.1564 (bronze) by Giambologna (Giovanni da Bologna), (1529-1608); 170x57x140 cm; Louvre, Paris, France; Flemish, out of copyright

Media ID 23198564

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Caducee Caduceus Cupid Hermes Mercure Messenger Petase Petasus Wand Winged Helmet


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This print showcases the magnificent "Statue of Mercury" created by renowned artist Giambologna in 1564. Standing at an impressive height of 170 centimeters, this bronze masterpiece can be found at the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. The statue depicts Mercury, the Roman god known as the messenger of the gods and guide to souls. With his iconic winged feet and helmet, he is portrayed mid-flight, exuding a sense of grace and power. The intricate details on his wings and flowing robes highlight Giambologna's exceptional craftsmanship. Mercury holds a wand in one hand while wearing a petasus hat associated with travelers and commerce. His other hand grasps a caduceus, symbolizing peace and negotiation. This classical representation reflects both mythological elements and Renaissance aesthetics. The inclusion of Cupid adds another layer of symbolism to the artwork, representing love or desire being guided by Mercury's influence. The statue captures not only divine beauty but also conveys a sense of movement frozen in time. With its rich historical context dating back to the 16th century, this sculpture serves as a testament to Giambologna's mastery as well as an enduring symbol of ancient mythology within European art history.

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