600,00 €
A figure model of king Leonidas of Sparta (540 – 480 BC). He is welding a spear and the characteristic shield with the greek letter L (lambda “Λ”) the first letter of Lacedaemonia, the wider area (state) of control of Spartans. Here, as depicted in the movie “300” in 2006.
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This imposing bonded bronze statue of Leonidas of Sparta stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit and martial prowess of one of ancient Greece's most revered leaders. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the sculpturer captures the essence of Leonidas in a moment of resolute determination.
The statue portrays Leonidas during the Battle of Thermopylae. His finely chiseled features convey a stern and focused gaze, reflecting the stoic resolve for which Spartans were renowned. His helmet, adorned with a horsehair crest, adds an authentic touch, symbolizing both protection and intimidation.
In one hand, Leonidas firmly grasps the hilt of a spear, while the other holds a shield bearing the distinctive lambda insignia. The dynamic pose captures the essence of his leadership on the battlefield, exuding an aura of unwavering courage and commitment to duty. The flowing lines of his cloak, billowing in the imagined wind of conflict, lend a sense of movement and urgency to the composition.
DIMENSIONS: 45 x 40 x 50 cm,
MATERIAL: polyresin
METHOD: molded
PATINA: cold cast bronze
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