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Management number | 15960308 | Release Date | 2025/10/04 | List Price | $63.00 | Model Number | 15960308 | ||
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The original was sculpted during the Peloponnesian War, it's depicting Nike goddess of victory, stopping to adjust her sandals, it was originally made to sit on the balustrade of the Greek Temple of Athena, Acropolis, Athens, c. 410–407 bc.
This piece is made out of (most likely) foam and plaster. It's in excellent condition. Most likely made in the 70's
Stands over 3 feet tall and over 18 inches wide.
Gorgeous piece!
AI overview:
Famous marble relief depicting the Greek goddess of victory, Nike, undoing or removing her sandal. It's part of a parapet from the Temple of Athena Nike on the Acropolis of Athens. The sculpture is interpreted as Nike preparing to walk on sacred ground or acknowledging a victory, and it's renowned for its depiction of the goddess in an intimate, off-balance pose, highlighting the classical style of drapery and the relationship between the body and clothing.
Category | Home > Home decor > Home decor accents |
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Size | N/A |
Brand | None |
Condition | Good |
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