Antonio Romantic Artwork Bronze Psyche Revived by Cupid’s Kiss Statue
NO.: AK-(MHH204)
PRICE: $12500
MATERIAL: COPPER (BRONZE/ BRASS).
SIZE: CUSTOM-MADE DEPENDING ON YOUR PREFERENCE.
THICKNESS: MORE THAN 5 MM(DEPENDING ON THE SIZE OF THE SCULPTURE CAN BE ADJUSTED).
TECHNOLOGY: LOST-WAX CASTING PROCESS.
PACKING: GENERALLY SOFT AND WATERPROOF PLASTIC INSIDE, WOODEN CASES/ IRON BOX FOR OUTSIDE.
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Psyche Revived by Cupid’s Kiss Statue Details Description:
The masterpiece Psyche Revived by Cupid’s Kiss statue created by renowned sculptor Antonio Canova from 1787 to 1793 perfectly captures moments of intense emotional and physical connection. This sculpture depicts a mythological scene where Cupid (Eros) resurrected the mortal woman Psyche with a gentle kiss. Psyche appeared in an elegant reclining posture, gently resurrected by Cupid’s kiss. Her body was delicate and peaceful, while Cupid leaned over her in a protective and loving posture. The smooth and flowing lines of the characters and the softness of the marble emphasize the tenderness and passion of this moment. The Psyche Revived by Cupid’s Kiss statue depicts the moments of love and emotion in mythology and is regarded as an outstanding work of neoclassicism, while also bearing the characteristics of the emerging Romantic movement. Cupid awakened the departed Priscilla with a kiss, and this sculpture showcases Cupid’s love and tenderness.
Psyche Revived by Cupid’s Kiss statue
What is the myth of psyche revived by Cupid’s kiss?
The myth of Psyche Revived by Cupid’s Kiss statue is a well-known tale from Greek mythology, often associated with the story of Psyche and Cupid’s love. In the myth, Psyche, a mortal princess renowned for her beauty, is cursed by the goddess Venus, who is jealous of her. As a result, Psyche is made to fall in love with a mysterious and invisible god, whom she later discovers is Cupid, the god of love himself. After enduring a series of trials set by Venus, Psyche dies from despair and is placed in a tomb. However, Cupid, who deeply loves her, revives her with a kiss, restoring both her life and their love. This moment of resurrection symbolizes not only physical revival but the triumph of love over adversity, reflecting themes of transformation, passion, and the connection between the mortal and divine realms. Canova’s sculpture masterfully encapsulates this moment, where love, in its purest form, brings life back to the lifeless.
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