Greek mythology portrait mask of Niobe
Greek portrait mask of Niobe
Plaster cast portrait of Niobe
Plaster cast wall sculpture of Niobe
Plaster cast wall sculpture of Niobe Greek Mythology
Plaster cast wall sculpture of Niobe Greek Mythology
Plaster cast wall sculpture of Niobe Greek Mythology
Greek mythology portrait mask of Niobe
Greek portrait mask of Niobe
Plaster cast portrait of Niobe
Plaster cast wall sculpture of Niobe
Plaster cast wall sculpture of Niobe Greek Mythology
Plaster cast wall sculpture of Niobe Greek Mythology
Plaster cast wall sculpture of Niobe Greek Mythology

Niobe Mask

£73.00
Tax included.

Greek mythology portrait mask of Niobe, handmade by the Nicholas H Wood studio. The plaster wall sculpture has a hook on the back for hanging. This plaster cast is portrait fragment of a large Niobe bust.

In Greek mythology, Niobe, the daughter of Tantalus and wife of Amphion, the king of Thebes, faced a tragic fate. Her seven sons and seven daughters met their demise at the hands of Apollo and Artemis as a consequence of her excessive pride. After the loss of her children, Niobe pleaded with the gods to end her pain. Zeus, moved by Niobe's sorrow, transformed her into a rock, turning her heart to stone. Yet, even in this form, Niobe's eternal grief persisted. Her ceaseless tears flowed from the rock, serving as a poignant symbol of a mother's enduring anguish.

Dimensions: 28cm (height) x 19cm (width) x 12cm (depth).

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Ships in 1 - 2 days from the Nicholas H Wood studio in Wiltshire, UK.
Expertly packaged in eco-friendly packaging.
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