Perseus with the head of Medusa

We walked from the back door of the city hall to the front door and entered the city square. The city square and the mercenary pavilion in the early morning were really quiet. There were not many tourists around. The restaurant next to it was open. The others were unawakened Boer修s and Medusa. Greek mythology really gives people unlimited imagination!

The Boertheus and Medusa in the Mercenary Square, this is really famous, and a very conspicuous sculpture, there is also a white marble base, Medusa's hair is really impressive! It's all snakes, so scary and so good!

The historical story of Perseus is a very interesting representation of ancient Egyptian culture, and this sculpture is also a microcosm of the story, the sculpture holding the head of Medusa in hand is beautiful and very good here.

On the edge of the town hall square is the work of the famous Italian sculptor Celini, and one of the most famous statues in Florence's municipal square, which shows the story of the Greek hero Bertheus cutting the head of the beautiful Medusa. But a hand is holding a knife in one hand is a bit bloody feeling.

The Florence Municipal Square has many sculptures, and the mercenary pavilion is a famous sculpture of Porcius and Medusa. Benoit Celini's bronze statue of Perseus and Medusa, created in 1545. Among his many sculptures, this "Perseus and Medusa" commissioned by the Archduke of Casimo is the most outstanding, and it is also a complete expression of the style of Celini style sculpture art. The sculpture shows extremely sophisticated skills, the characters' posture is real and natural, the muscles are clear and bodybuilding, and the anatomy is accurate and fine. The Greek mythology storyline is complex, the characters are numerous, and the story sounds complicated. We can only appreciate the exquisite sculpture.

Pearseus, who grabbed Medusa's head, was a bronze statue showing the scene where Perseus stood on her body after cutting Medusa's head with his sword, the scenery was good, but there was nothing particularly worth going.