Nike, Eros, Greek Mythology, Greek Gods Art, Ancient Greek Art, Greek Sculpture, Classical Art

Nike and Eros plaque

In Greek mythology, Nike (meaning
"Victory") (Roman equivalent: Victoria), was
a goddess who personified triumph and
victory. She was capable of running and
flying at great speeds. She was effectively
treated as a bringer of good luck and was
often depicted as a winged figure perching
on another god's arm, peeping out from a
fellow god's clothes or flying above like a
winged fairy. In this plaque is flying
together with a winged Eros.

Item No. 123

Weight 0.4 Lb. Diameter 5.75"

$65.00

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