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Perseus & Pegasus #6006
from Museum Replicas
$69.99
Perseus & Pegasus Greek God, catalog collectible number 6006, Museum Greek Statue Reproductions.
In Greek Mythology Perseus was the hero who ended gorgana Medussa, he was the son of Zeus, father of the Gods, and Danae, daughter of Acrisio, king of Argus. Warned that he would be assassinated by his grandson, Acrisio locked up mother and son in a coffer and threw them there to the sea. The current dragged them until the island of Serifos, where they were rescued and there Perseus reached maturity. Polidedes, king of Serifol, fell in love with Donae and fearing that Perseus could interfere in his plans, he sent Perseus in search of the head of Medussa. To watch Medussa men were turned into stone. Note that Perseus and Pegasus were victorious as Perseus holds the head of Medussa.
Collection of Museum reproductions of ancient Greek art, Ancient Roman, statue reproductions, greek sculpture, Greek Statues, wall plaques, wall hangings, ancient art, ancient Greek Art, sculpture reliefs for home decor sculpture reproductions.
Made with a high quality cold cast resin, the look of marble, shows incredible detail. A great addition to any serious Greek/Roman collector.
H 17 1/8"
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