Museum De Florence Collection
Step into the enchanting world and immerse yourself in a captivating journey through ancient mythology and divine artistry
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Step into the enchanting world and immerse yourself in a captivating journey through ancient mythology and divine artistry. As you wander through its hallowed halls, you will encounter an array of breathtaking statues that bring to life the legends and tales of old. Marvel at the majestic Statue of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, seated naked with a bunch of grapes in one hand, exuding an air of intoxicating revelry. Nearby stands the imposing figure of Orestes, son of Agamemnon in Greek mythology, his naked form embodying both strength and vulnerability. Venture further into this mythical realm and discover the mesmerizing Statue of Diana Ephesus. Encased within a decorated pillar, her bare breasts symbolize fertility while her commanding presence evokes awe-inspiring power. Just beyond lies Urania, muse of astronomy; her delicate frame adorned with a pair of compasses as she gazes up at the celestial wonders above. Prepare to be captivated by athletic prowess as you encounter statues depicting victorious athletes - their sculpted bodies frozen in time as they triumphantly hold vases or prepare to throw discs with unparalleled precision. Hercules Pomarius commands attention with his mighty club raised high, reminding us all that heroes walk among us. The allure continues as Bacchus reappears alongside a playful satyr; their naked forms celebrating earthly pleasures amidst vine-laden surroundings. Mars, Roman god of war stands tall next to them - helmeted and shielded - representing both conflict and valor. Intrigue awaits around every corner as Diana Venatrix takes center stage armed with bow, arrow, and quiver – embodying gracefulness intertwined with fierce determination. Apollo Coelispex follows suit; his gaze fixed upon the heavens while holding aloft a flaming torch that illuminates our path towards enlightenment. Lastly but certainly not least is Ganymede: abducted by Zeus himself yet immortalized forever as a shepherd youth cradled by an eagle.