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The myth of Perseus sculpted in marble

'The man exalted in physical beauty and in courage and intelligence.'

Perseus cuts off the head of the Medusa overcoming his inner fears, those that petrify and prevent one from facing the challenges of life.

Restore order and security by defeating chaos and violence.

The Torso of Perseus it is a reproduction Carved in  marble  from Carrara of the bronze sculpture by Cellini, created in 1545-54, and considered one of the most famous statues at  Florence .

This statue of the Torso of Perseus represents a part of the figure of the hero, capturing the heroic essence and the physical perfection typical of classical representations. Greek art, with its idealized forms and the cult of heroism , find in this reproduction a perfect expression of his style and philosophy.

The figure of Perseus has been a popular subject in art. classic , and numerous sculptures and frescoes depict him in various poses and moments of his life. His torso recalls the original statues found in archaeological excavations, many of which were part of temples or sacred places, where they were venerated as symbols of courage and virtue. This reproduction is inspired by these ancient masterpieces, bringing a piece of history and culture into your home.

Characteristics

• Material : Carrara marble Carved
• Hand patinated
• Base : marble 
• Dimensions :13.8 in (11 in without base) x 6.3 x 4.3 in / 35 (28 cm la statua senza base) x 16 x 11 cm
• Weight : 4,5 Kg
• Made in Italy 

Historical Curiosities 

Perseus is mainly remembered for the killing of the Gorgon Medusa , for having saved Andromeda, who then became his wife, from a sea monster and for having been king of Tirinto , after renouncing the throne of Argo in favor of Megapenthes and Mycenae, a city that he himself founded.

From his wife Andromeda he had many children, including Electryon (his heir and grandfather of Heracles) and Gorgophone (mother of Icarius and grandmother of Penelope, wife of Odysseus). 

Maintenance 

To maintain the Torso of Perseus always shining, it is recommended to clean it regularly with a soft and dry cloth . If necessary, use a damp cloth with lukewarm water, and dry the sculpture well after cleaning to prevent the formation of stains or streaks. Avoid using harsh chemical products that could damage the finish.