Monumental Bronze of Borghese Faun , J. Chiurazzi and Fils foudry plaque, Circa late 19th Century. 85 inches in height, anout 40 inches in width and depth. Weight between 400 lbs. Verdigris weather related patina. in good condition. A Timeless Marvel of Greco-Roman Art, The Dancing Faun" an extraordinary statue preserved in the Borghese Museum, Villa Borghese, Rome. showcasing a masterpiece that has withstood the test of time. Dating back to the 1st century BC to the 4th century AD, this remarkable artwork embodies both grace and power. The male figure depicted is none other than a minor divinity from Greek mythology – a faun. With his perfectly sculpted nude body and mischievous expression, he exudes an aura of enchantment. The faun's dance comes alive through this photograph, as if frozen in motion for eternity. His agile movements convey a sense of joy and freedom that transcends centuries. It is no wonder why Roman art enthusiasts flock to witness this marvel firsthand at one of Europe's most esteemed museums. As we delve into history, we discover how this sculpture represents not only artistic brilliance but also cultural significance. The fusion between Greek and Roman influences is evident in its creation – a testament to their intertwined civilizations. Anderson's skillful photography allows us to appreciate every intricate detail captured within this print. From the delicate curves of the faun's body to his expressive facial features, each element tells a story about ancient civilization and its reverence for beauty. Let us cherish this timeless piece as it stands proudly amidst countless other masterpieces housed within Villa Borghese – an enduring symbol of human creativity throughout history.