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Satyr playing flute
Satyr playing flute
Satyr playing flute
Satyr playing flute
Satyr playing flute
Satyr playing flute

Satyr Playing the Flute Statue, Louvre Museum, Borghese Collection

STR-26.02
€2,499.00
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Add a mythological touch to your space with our beautiful replica of the Satyr Playing the Flute Statue.

Explore with wonder our stunning "Satyr Playing the Flute" statue, a Hellenistic reproduction attributed to the renowned sculptor Lysippos of Sicyon. This striking piece portrays a young beardless man, a virtuoso on the flute, whose facial features seem immersed in the enchanting interpretation of his melody or in search of divine inspiration.

This Satyr stands out for its exceptional elegance, particularly with its chlamys made of lion or tiger skin, a short rectangular cloak attached to the right shoulder. This subtle detail evokes both the animal and wild side of the young man, in harmony with his sophistication as he handles the flute, and his nonchalant posture, leaning against a column or pillar, legs gracefully crossed. The artist who created the original work admirably captured the duality of the character, oscillating between the human and the bestial.

Features of our Satyr Playing the Flute statue reproduction:

Dimensions:

Height: 135 cm.

Width: 50 cm.

Depth: 50 cm.

Weight: 60 kg.

Material: reconstituted marble (marble powder + high-density resin).

Handcrafted reproduction entirely made and patinated by hand.

In stock.

Delivery time: approximately 4 to 6 weeks.

 

A sculpture of masterful realism: the Satyr Playing the Flute.

Immerse yourself in the delicacy of every detail with our meticulous reproduction of this captivating work from the Borghese Collection, the original of which is displayed at the Louvre Museum.

The upper body of Pan, slightly leaning to the left, depicts an unusual scene where most copies show him leaning against the trunk of a tree or a pillar, with his flute pointing in the opposite direction. Although the original Greek has been lost, several Roman copies persist, some with small horns, suggesting a representation of Pan, commonly associated with nature, forests, and meadows, and depicted with goat legs and horns.

The exceptional achievement of this statue lies in its bold departure from the generally wilder representations of satyrs in Greek mythology. Indeed, satyrs were often depicted as wild creatures with animal features, associated with nature and lust. Traditionally, they were companions of the god of nature and wine, Dionysus.

Satyrs were revered as minor deities, symbolizing joy, celebration, music, and dance, sometimes participating in orgiastic feasts during celebrations in honor of Dionysus. In Roman mythology, the equivalents of satyrs were called "fauns," sharing similar characteristics and being associated with nature and fertility. Although representations of satyrs and fauns have varied in art and literature, their timeless connection to the natural world, celebration, and sensuality remains a constant feature. Explore this captivating work that transcends conventional representations to offer a unique artistic vision of human and bestial duality.

Let yourself be captivated by the breathtaking beauty of the Satyr Playing the Flute Statue, a masterpiece displayed with brilliance at the Louvre Museum.

This striking sculpture represents much more than a mere artistic expression; it embodies a frozen moment where beauty and harmony merge masterfully. The nonchalant posture of the Satyr, leaning against a tree, creates an atmosphere that is both casual and captivating, accentuated by the delicate features of his face. Every meticulously reproduced detail, from the lion or tiger skin chlamys to the nimble fingers manipulating the flute, attests to the immense talent of the artist.

The duality of the character, oscillating between instinctive ferocity and artistic sophistication, is captured masterfully. When your gaze falls upon this statue, you are transported to a world where music and art harmoniously converge. The chlamys evokes a deep connection with nature, recalling the wild origins of the Satyr, while the virtuosity in flute manipulation reveals an elevation towards artistic transcendence.

Every curve, every fold, every expression on the Satyr's face tells a story, a narrative that transcends eras and invites every viewer to get lost in contemplation. This suspended moment, where eternal beauty manifests through a work of art, creates a transcendent emotional experience. Marvel at the Satyr Playing the Flute Statue, a masterpiece that transcends time and transports you to the heart of timeless artistic harmony.

When Craftsmanship Meets Luxury and Refinement: The Creation of Our Satyr Playing the Flute Statue.

The excellence of our exceptional craftsmanship and the use of luxury materials form the foundation of crafting our Satyr playing the flute statues. Armed with exceptional craftsmanship, our artisans dedicate themselves to every detail with unparalleled meticulousness. We carefully select prestigious materials to bring these statues to life, surpassing the highest expectations. Each element, from the lion or tiger skin chlamys to the skillfully blended reconstituted marble with high-density resin, to the finely applied patina, contributes to the luxurious aura of this creation.

Our artisans, through their exceptional talents, capture the duality of the Satyr with remarkable finesse, elevating each statue to the status of an exceptional piece that embodies the perfect symbiosis between exceptional craftsmanship and the use of sumptuous materials.

Discover a work that merges artistic excellence and luxurious aesthetics, creating Satyr Playing the Flute Statues that transcend standards, rising to the status of masterpieces of unparalleled refinement.

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