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Marble statue of Hermes tying his sandal, from Rome, Theatre of Marcellus

Marble statue of Hermes tying his sandal, from Rome, Theatre of Marcellus


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Marble statue of Hermes tying his sandal, from Rome, Theatre of Marcellus

Roman civilization, 2nd century A.D. Marble statue of Hermes tying his sandal. From Rome, Theatre of Marcellus

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Circa 2nd Century Craft Hermes Imperial Age Marble Mercury Mythology Roman Sandal Semi Dress Tying Archaeological Artifact


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This print showcases a magnificent marble statue of Hermes, the Greek god known as Mercury in Roman mythology. Dating back to the 2nd century A. D. , this ancient artifact was discovered in Rome's Theatre of Marcellus, offering us a glimpse into the rich history and craftsmanship of the Roman civilization. In this vertical composition, Hermes is depicted tying his sandal with meticulous detail and grace. The sculpture exudes a sense of power and masculinity, capturing the essence of this revered deity. Placed indoors, it stands as a testament to both artistic skill and religious devotion. The smoothness and elegance of the marble further enhance the beauty of this archaeological treasure. With no people present in the frame, we are invited to contemplate its significance within our collective past. This semi-dressed representation reflects an era when gods were not only worshipped but also admired for their physical attributes. As we delve into antiquities like these, we are transported back to an imperial age where mythological tales intertwined with daily life. This photograph serves as a reminder that art transcends time, allowing us to connect with ancient civilizations through their masterpieces. Let us cherish such artifacts that preserve our cultural heritage for generations to come.

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