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Victory of Samothrace - 39" - Item #7639 Inches High x 26 Inches Wide x 30 Inches Deep, 26 Inch Wingspan, 12. 5 Inch Wide x 10 Inch Deep Footprint PLEASE NOTE: This piece is made in resin. A reduction of the famous sculpture. Found on the island of Samothrace in 1863, this statue is a personification of Victory, or Nike in Greek. It is believed the statue was meant to commemorate a Rhodian naval victory, such as that of Myonnisos or the one over Antiochus III of Syria early in the second

1911 Catalog ID # - 10038

Eugène Plon described the scene as follows: "A young girl

Instead of housing the organ

dk/en/A426

" It also notes that this piece is from the Laurentian Library

but Saint John was never carved in marble

Time Period: Modern

one of which would be a sculpture of William Shakespeare

Habetzeder

the son of Lorenzo de Medici

Artist: Unknown

Spring #37