Story scene myth custom marble Laocoon and his sons sculpture for sale

The content of the Laocoon and his sons sculpture is based on the story of the battle of Troy in Greek mythology. Because Laocoon warned the Trojans not to drag the Trojan horse into Troy but was bitten to death by a giant snake sent by the Greek protector, Laocoon and his sons The tragic conflict between man and God conveyed by the group images makes it rich in eternal value that transcends time and space. The work depicts Laocoon and his two sons being entangled by a giant snake. The content of the Laocoon and his sons sculpture is based on the story of the battle of Troy in Greek mythology. Laocoon warned his compatriots in the Trojan war that it is dangerous to move the wooden horse left by the Greeks into the city.

In this work of Laocoon and his sons, Laocoon is in the middle, and his expression is in extreme fear and pain. With all his strength, he tried to free himself and the children from the entanglement of the two giant snakes. His hands gripped a snake tightly, but his hip was bitten, and his expression was painful. , seems to be roaring, the body is twisted, the muscles are strongly contracted, and it seems so futile. On the left side of the sculpture of Laocoon and his sons, the eldest son of Laocoon was entangled in his left leg and right arm by a giant snake. He seemed to have hope of escaping and surviving. His own leg and right arm were freed from the snake’s entanglement. The second son on the right side of the sculpture of Laocoon and his sons has been tightly entangled by the snake. He raised his right arm in despair, unable to move, but his left hand still firmly grasped the snake’s body.

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