Mercury & Caduceus Bronze Sculpture

Flying Mercury Hermes w/ Caduceus Bronze Statue Sculpture Giambologna 20" x 11" Giambologna became well known for a fine sense of action and movement, and a refined, differentiated surface fi

Mercury Mercury with full length caduceus staff Bronze Sculpture 38 in. tall Marked B Boschetti on base Condition: Good

19th C. Solid bronze sculpture of Mercury with his caduceus. Depicted in an active pose being blown upward by the breath of personified Wind. The bronze rests on an attached marble base with a circula

Possibly grand tour, patinated bronze sculpture of Mercury in flight, carrying his caduceus; on a red marble base; after the 1580 original by Giovanni da Bologna. 28" H.

Two bronze sculptures after Giambologna (Flemish-Italian, 1529-1608) and Donatello (Italian, 1386-1466). Bronze figures of Mercury with caduceus and David with the head of Goliath, each on marble plin

Verdigris patinated bronze sculpture, 19th c., Mercury, after Giovanni Bologna (Giambologna, 1529-1608), losses to wing at proper right foot, top of caduceus staff, approx 73.5"h **Provenance: an Aust

He is depicted wearing a winged Pegasus 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 symbolize

Neoclassical patinated bronze sculpture, Mercury (Hermes), after the original by Giambologna (Italian, 1529-1608), cylindrical plinth with procession of figures in relief, loss to caduceus, small chip

He is depicted wearing a winged Pegasus on his head and winged sandals which give him speed in flight. He carries the caduceus in his hand, the staff was given to him by Apollo that has come to symbol

Antique French Mercury & Fortuna Bronze Sculptures/Torchieres. Attributed to Louis Guillaume Fulconis. Mercury sculpture is sold as is, missing ormolu caduceus, Fortuna has damage to the foot, ple

(Italian, circa 1820-1879) Mercury, holding the caduceus, raised on gust of wind issuing from the mouth of Boreas, after the original by Giambologna (1529-1608), signed on bronze plinth "B. Boschetti/

(1) bronze Mercury / Quicksilver sculpture, mounted on metal base; one foot aloft; holding a caduceus; unsigned; H-3 3/8", (1) artist made copy of Degas' "Little Dancer" bronze, fabric dressed, mounte

Jean De Bologne, After Giambologna, "Mercury," gilt bronze signed on the integral figural base, after the 1580 sculpture at the Villa Medici, depicting Mercury with winged cap and feet, caduceus in le

Flying Mercury Bronze on the God of Wind "Zephyr": This is the sculpture "Flying Mercury" where Mercury is standing on the exhalation of wind by Zephyr. The Caduceus in his left hand is unattached and

Mercury (Hermes) acted as a messenger of the gods and a deity of wealth, trade, and travelers. He assisted many gods by using his winged sandals. Hermes is the Messenger of the Gods in Greek mythology

It depicts the Greek God, Hermes. In the Roman adaptation of the Greek religion, Hermes was identified with the Roman god Mercury, who, though inherited from the Etruscans, developed many similar char

Antique ""Mercury"" bronze Sculpture on marble base, 28""h x 10 1/2""w

The god raises one arm to point heavenwards, in a gesture borrowed from the repertory of classical rhetoric. The quality of this refined art is rarely found in re-casted bronzes. This sculpture was ca

The god raises one arm to point heavenwards, in a gesture borrowed from the repertory of classical rhetoric. This sculpture was cast using the Lost Wax Method and is mounted on a marble base. Dimensio

Total Dimensions: Height 18'' x Width 9''Approximate Weight: 20 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Reproduction

SEATED MERCURY BRONZE SCULPTURE. Height: 5 1/2 in. by Width: 4 in. by Depth: 3 in.

SEATED MERCURY BRONZE SCULPTURE. Height: 10 in. by Width: 6 in. by Depth: 6 in.

After Giambologna 'Mercury' Bronze Sculpture on marble base. Italian. Signed, Overall Good Condition. Approximate Measurements including base: 37 3/4 in. H x 14 1/2 in. W x 9 1/2 in. D. See Photos.

A bronze sculpture of Mercury (after Giambologna) on a marble base. It is signed J. Bologne. "Mercury" suffered an accident and broke his arm and he lost his spear, chip to bottom side of base. Signed