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The Farnese Hercules Statue
Item#NG32438
4.65

(based on 10 reviews)

By Glykon of Athens (c. 330 B.C.), Museo Nazionale, Naples
One of the most famous sculptures of Greek and Roman antiquity, our museum replica statue of this ancient figure boasts a flawless male form. Made for emperor Caracalla, it was found in the Baths of Caracalla, Rome, in 1540. Hercules rests after fetching the apples of the Hesperides, his immense physical prowess is not at all diminished in our substantial, 2½-foot-tall sculpt. Cast in quality designer resin from a museum original, this classical garden statue is finished to replicate stone, adding sophisticated style to your home or garden gallery.
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Product Details
  • 15"Wx11"Dx30"H. 16 lbs.

  • Base is 11¼"Wx8¾"D.
  • Fits on Large Classic plinth (NG314100), Grande Laurel plinth (KY3917), Rococo plinth (KY0631), Grande Scale Rosette plinth (CL5193), Classical Fluted plinth (KY2273), Roman Column plinth (NE60510), Grand Garden English plinth (NE140502) and Lion of Florence Sentinel base (KY727)
    • About the Artist
    Glykon

    Athenian sculptor and copyist.He executed the Farnese Hercules after the original by Lysippos.

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    Product Care
    This item is crafted of durable resin and may be displayed outdoors with the following care:
  • Painted items will benefit from a coat of clear acrylic spray paint to slow fading from sun exposure.
  • Avoid direct exposure to freezing winter weather.

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