**CLEARANCE** Bronze Sculpture Statue Mercury Ancient Roman Museum Quality
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Rare Bronze Mercury Figure Ancient Roman Museum QualityCondition: Excellent Condition. Size: 21"x13" Inches. (53x33 Centimeters). Weight: 12LBS. Real Cast Bronze. Read our happy customers feedback.Giambologna Became Well Known For A Fine Sense Of Action And Movement, And A Refined, Differentiated Surface Finish. Among His Most Famous Works Are The Mercury (Of Which He Did Four Versions), Poised On One Foot, Supported By A Zephyr. He Is Depicted Wearing A Winged Petasus On His Head And Winged Sandals Which Give Him Speed In Flight. He Carries The Caduceus In His Hand, The Staff Given To Him By Apollo That Has Come To Symbolizes The Practice Of Medicine. The God Raises One Arm To Point Heavenwards, In A Gesture Borrowed From The Repertory Of Classical Rhetoric That Is Characteristic Of Giambologna'S Maniera. The Quality Of This Refined Art Is Rarely Found In Re-Casted Bronzes. This Sculpture Was Cast Using The "Lost Wax Method" And Is Mounted On A Gorgeous Heavy Marble Base With A Delightful Bronze Trim Around The Base. This Sculpture Is Signed Giambologna. Giambologna, Born As Jean Boulogne, Incorrectly Known As Giovanni Da Bologna And Giovanni Bologna (1529 - 13 August 1608), Was A Sculptor, Known For His Marble And Bronze Statuary In A Late Renaissance Or Mannerist Style. Giambologna Was Born In Douai, Flanders (Now In France).
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