Roman Mythology Saturn Statue God Art Hot Sale

Mythology Saturn Sculpture Detail:

First, the most common mythology of Saturn statue we would see is a winged god. And, he is full of muscular muscles and a divine expression. Of course, YouFine artists have been studying ancient Roman and ancient Greek mythology for a long time, and our artists could provide you with a satisfactory Saturn statue.

Saturn Devouring Son Sculpture:

Generally speaking, the Saturn sculpture is of a strong body. And every line is full of power. Holding a sickle, he lowered his head and bit his son. The marble sculpture shows the delicate skin of a baby. This is full of fresh vitality but was ruthlessly eaten by his father. Our artists are able to sculpt the expressions of pain and despair in babies.

The Legend of the Ancient Roman God Saturn:

Saturn is a god in ancient Roman religion and a figure in Roman mythology. Also, he is described as the god of time, the god of generations, the god of disintegration, the god of abundance, the god of wealth, the god of agriculture, the god of periodic renewal, and the god of liberation. Furthermore, Saturn’s mythological reign is described as a golden age of abundance and peace. Legend has it that he was confused with the Greek Titan Cronus after the Roman conquest of Greece. Saturn’s consort was his sister Opus, with whom he gave birth to Jupiter, Neptune, Pluto, Juno, Ceres, and Vesta.

The Most Famous Festival in Rome, Saturnalia:

Because Saturn is the god of agriculture and abundance. Therefore, Saturn is specially celebrated every December during Saturnalia. This is probably the most famous festival in Rome. Besides, it’s a feast. People are free to speak during the holiday season. Saturn and the days of the week are both named after him and associated with him.

Cronus in Greek Mythology:

Saturn is regarded as the same figure in Greek mythology as Cronus. Since Kronos Kronos is pronounced the same as Chronos. As a result, Cronus gradually became involved with time. At first, the sickle held by Cronus symbolized farming and harvesting. This sickle also has the meaning of harvest time. Well, this sickle means taking away the youth of human beings and even means death.

Therefore, we often see Cronus appearing in the form of an old man in art. His elderly face implied the ruthlessness of the years. In his hands or beside him, objects such as hourglasses that symbolize the passage of time would also appear.

Are you interested in the mythical Saturn sculpture full of mythology? Sculpture from the Roman period is a bit of a mystery. If you want to learn more about Roman sculpture, we have a huge selection of Roman sculptures here. We look forward to your contact with us.