Greek Goddess Of Victory, Plaster, Mid-20th Century.

Large and beautiful high-quality plaster cast depicting the Greek goddess Nike. She is shown tying one of her sandals after a victorious battle. The original marble bas-relief is located in Athens, Greece, in the Acropolis Museum. It was created between 410 and 400 BC to decorate the Temple of Athena. The color is a glossy cream to ivory. Two very sturdy metal brackets are attached to the back for secure hanging. Made in the 20th century. Note: This plaster cast is in very good condition. Minor imperfections. Please examine the photos carefully. Dimensions: Height: 95 cm, Top width: 47 cm, Bottom width: 54 cm, Depth (approx.): 15.5 cm. Delivery by carrier. Please contact us with the city and country of destination for a free quote. We are available for any further information.