Sculpted limestone model of the Calydonian wild boar - Second half 20th century
Description
This impressive sculpted limestone model of the Calydonian wild boar dates from the second half of the 20th century. It is a detailed copy of the famous Calydonian boar located in the Uffizi Museum in Florence, which in turn is a copy of an ancient Greek original. According to Greek mythology, this boar was sent by the goddess Artemis. The beast is depicted seated on a rectangular rock-work base.
The natural texture and patina of the limestone give this object an authentic and timeless appeal. The entire piece rests on a matching rectangular plinth. This monumental sculpture is a powerful and classical focal point for a garden, estate, or by a water feature, ideal for lovers of mythological depictions, classical art history, and high-quality garden art.
Dimensions:
Sculpture: approx. 111 cm high, 117 cm long, 60 cm wide
Plinth: approx. 80 cm high, 125 cm long, 70 cm deep
Overall: approx. 191 cm high
AN-70
