Pan 16 cm

This bonded bronze statue of Pan, half-man, half-goat, embodies the spirit of the wild and the pastoral. Pan, god of shepherds, rustic music, and fertility, is closely tied to Arcadia and myths like his pursuit of the nymph Syrinx, whose transformation into reeds inspired his iconic pan flute. Known for his compassionate nature, Pan often consoled heartbroken nymphs, offering solace with his music and wisdom. Artworks of Pan can be found in renowned museums like the Louvre in Paris, where classical sculptures highlight his playful nature, and the British Museum in London, which features Greek pottery depicting his mythological presence. The Vatican Museums also showcase works illustrating Pan’s deep connection to nature, symbolizing the harmony between civilization and untamed forces.