Brief introduction of victory statue in Louvre

It is said to be a work around 190 BC, which tells the story of Rhodes' army's victory over Syrian Antioch Ochs III. To thank God, this statue was erected in the temple of Cabily on the island of Samotras. The statue, 275 cm high, was found on the island of Samotras in 1863. Perhaps the statue is too big for the museum to find a suitable place to live for her, so people put her at the height of a grand and spacious ladder, where she can meet art lovers from all directions.

Unfortunately, the head and arms of the statue are incomplete, so we can't see her. But it is also true that people can imagine whether she is beautiful or heroic without taboo. The goddess is full of vitality and majesty. The thin clothes wrapped in the body were wet by the drops of seawater and fluttered with the wind, clinging to the plump body of the goddess. Fine and changeable pleats outline the graceful curve of the goddess, giving people a gorgeous and elegant aesthetic feeling, which can be called an idealized human body with "high style". This statue perfectly and soundly embodies the exuberant vitality contained in the female body and endows it with noble, elegant and magnificent beauty. This is a typical work of ancient Greece, which reached its peak in the balance of motion and static.

The goddess of victory, also known as the goddess of victory Sodoma Drake. This is 3 meters high. This 28-meter statue was created in the 3rd century BC and is a famous sculpture in ancient Greece. The Statue of Victory was built for Demetrius, who ruled Asia Minor in 306 BC and defeated Ptolemy, who ruled Egypt, in a naval battle. 1863 was excavated from the ruins of the temple in Las Island, sumter. It was not until later generations discovered that this statue stood on the cliff near Modra Koehler.

Although the head and hands of the Goddess of Victory we see now are broken, we can still feel the heroic momentum of the Goddess from the well-preserved trunk. Two open wings and a light flight suit make people feel that the goddess is soaring in the air and has a strong sense of movement. The plump body reveals strength and health under the thin shirt, showing the subsequent victory and joy. It really deserves to be the most perfect work showing enthusiasm and dynamics among known statues.

The head and arms of the statue have been lost in the historical years, but the elegant skirt and flying form are still full of movement and lifelike. This is one of the two most famous and precious ancient sculptures in the Louvre, and the other is the well-known Venus of Miro. Therefore, people who don't know the goddess of victory should quickly literacy.

The third painting is the famous Mona Lisa, an oil painting by the Renaissance painter Leonardo da Vinci. This painting shows an introverted lady with a slight smile, which is sometimes described as a "mysterious smile". Mona Lisa is regarded by many as the most famous painting in the history of art, and few other works of art in history have been so romanticized, praised and copied.

Leonardo da Vinci began painting the Mona Lisa from 1503. At the same time, in order to keep the model smiling, Leonardo da Vinci invited circus clowns to perform, tell jokes and ask the band to play. It will take another three or four years to complete. This painting has been stolen twice and is now on display in the Louvre in Paris, France.

Although the smile on Mona Lisa's painting is very weak, we can see the inner joy from her brow. It seems that a smile has just crossed her face. Her slightly upturned mouth and stretched smiling muscles can make people feel the mood of the lady when she was painted. But her serene manner shows that her smile is still calm, which is a beautiful expression of ancient women's reserve. This is a statue of Nikai, the goddess of victory. She stood at the bow, spread her gorgeous wings and solemnly announced the arrival of victory. It is said to be a work around 190 BC, which tells the story of Rhodes' army's victory over Syrian Antioch Ochs III. To thank God, this statue was erected in the temple of Cabily on the island of Samotras. The statue, 275 cm high, was found on the island of Samotras in 1863. Perhaps the statue is too big for the museum to find a suitable place to live for her, so people put her at the height of a grand and spacious ladder, where she can meet art lovers from all directions.

Unfortunately, the head and arms of the statue are incomplete, so we can't see her. But it is also true that people can imagine whether she is beautiful or heroic without taboo. The goddess is full of vitality and majesty. The thin clothes wrapped in the body were wet by the drops of seawater and fluttered with the wind, clinging to the plump body of the goddess. Fine and changeable pleats outline the graceful curve of the goddess, giving people a gorgeous and elegant aesthetic feeling, which can be called an idealized human body with "high style". This statue perfectly and soundly embodies the exuberant vitality contained in the female body and endows it with noble, elegant and magnificent beauty. This is a typical work of ancient Greece, which reached its peak in the balance of motion and static.

The goddess of victory, also known as the goddess of victory Sodoma Drake. This is 3 meters high. This 28-meter statue was created in the 3rd century BC and is a famous sculpture in ancient Greece. The Statue of Victory was built for Demetrius, who ruled Asia Minor in 306 BC and defeated Ptolemy, who ruled Egypt, in a naval battle. 1863 was excavated from the ruins of the temple in Las Island, sumter. It was not until later generations discovered that this statue stood on the cliff near Modra Koehler.

Although the head and hands of the Goddess of Victory we see now are broken, we can still feel the heroic momentum of the Goddess from the well-preserved trunk. Two open wings and a light flight suit make people feel that the goddess is soaring in the air and has a strong sense of movement. The plump body reveals strength and health under the thin shirt, showing the subsequent victory and joy. It really deserves to be the most perfect work showing enthusiasm and dynamics among known statues.

The head and arms of the statue have been lost in the historical years, but the elegant skirt and flying form are still full of movement and lifelike. This is one of the two most famous and precious ancient sculptures in the Louvre.