24” XL Atlas Statue Carries Heavens, Museum Copy Sculpture, Luxury Design Art, House Warming Holiday Gift, Entrance Interior Statue
Name of the Artwork: Ancient Atlas Statue
Materials: Resin and Marble Powder.
Dimensions: 24″H X 10″W X 12”D 60cm X 25cm X 30cm
Edition: 1/10
Certification: Yes
Details: XL Atlas statue designed as classical & elegant home decor art piece, painted with the combination of oil painting and acrylic paints. The base, which is rocks of the mountains painted in darker brown and black so Atlas himself can be more attractive with holding the heavens. You can see many of the horoscope signs in the world statue.
In Greek mythology, the Titan Atlas was responsible for bearing the weight of the heavens on his shoulders, a burden given to him as punishment by Zeus. Father of many stars and a protagonist in one of Hercules’ famous labours, Atlas was also known as a wise man and the founder of astronomy. For Plato, he was the eponymous first king of Atlantis, and this giant of a god also gave his name to a huge mountain range in northern Africa, the great Atlantic Ocean and any large collection of maps.






















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