Flying Mercury Caduceus Messenger God Bronze Statue

Item/Description: Bronze statue Flying Mercury with The caduceus staff. On base: Fonderia Giorgio Sommer. Mercury (Hermes in Greek Mythology), was one of the twelve gods of the Olympus. (Giovanni Bolo

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

Total Dimensions: Height 23'' x Width 13''Approximate Weight: 12 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Reproduction

Giovanni da Bologna's famed Flying Mercury captures the Greek messenger of the gods speeding through the skies. Mercury is depicted wearing a winged petasus on his head and winged sandals which give h

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

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

Among this most famous works is the Mercury of which he did four versions, poised on one foot. This Sculpture is depicted wearing a winged petasus on his head and winged sandals which give him speed i

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

Title: Ancient Roman Bronze statue of god Mercury Origin: U.K. Private collection Date: Roman period, 2nd - 3rd century AD Materials: Bronze Dimensions: Measurement: 50 x 30 mm Additional Info: An anc

After Giambologna (Flemish, 1529-1608) a patinated bronze statue of flying Mercury with a torch. One of the most well-known statues from the Renaissance era, this Mercury statue is a copy of a celebra

An antique Italian Grand Tour patinated bronze statue of flying Mercury with a torch after Giambologna, Flemish, 1529 to 1608. Mounted on a granite stand. The statue is adorned with a green patina. Ci

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A cast bronze statue of the god Mercury. He wears his distinctive winged helmet as he stands, holding a tortoise (one of his symbols) in an outstretc

Antique Bronze Statue of the God Mercury. Finely cast and detailed. Measures 16 x 5 x 5 inches.

This is a bronze replica of Giovanni Bologna's Hermes (The FlyingMercury). It depicts Hermes standing on a column of air coming fromthe mouth of Zephyr, creating an illusion of floating. Many peoplebe

This is a bronze replica of Giovanni Bologna's "Hermes (The FlyingMercury)". It depicts Hermes standing on a column of air coming fromthe mouth of Zephyr, creating an illusion of floating. Many people

This is a bronze replica of Giovanni Bologna's "Hermes (The FlyingMercury)". It depicts Hermes standing on a column of air coming fromthe mouth of Zephyr, creating an illusion of floating. Many people

An estate lot with two (2) patinated bronze statues produced in the style of works acquired on the Grand Tour, depicting the Greco Roman Olympian god Mercury (Hermes). Includes: one (1) Mercury in run

Roman Empire, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. An impressive solid bronze cast attachment depicting the head and torso of Mercury, the youthful messenger god as well as the god of commerce. He wears a grand

The flying Mercury holds a caduceus and is emerging from the mouth of the wind; modeled after Giovanni da Bologna (1529-1608). 11 1/2" H x 7" W. Condition: forefinger broken/missing; appears to be mis

An antique bronze statue after Fix Masseau (Pierre Felix Masseau) (French, 1869-1937). Titled, "Hermes der Götterbote" ("Hermes, Messenger of the Gods"). A figural work featuring the Olympian god Mer

Vintage miniature bronze statue of Mercury holding staff of Caduceus, 3"H

A French Empire gilt bronze mantel clock surmounted with the figure of Mercury, the messenger of the gods 50cm high

Gilded Bronze Mercury After Giambologna, gilded bronze statue on black patinated base, depicting Mercury/Hermes in winged helmet, caduceus at hand, with wings at feet, pointing upward towards to heave

Roman, Imperial Period, ca. 1st to 3rd century CE. A beautiful cast-bronze figurine of the god Mercury (Greek Hermes), the messenger of the gods. He wears his distinctive winged petalus as he stands,