God Pan

Ordinarily, the Greek God Pan is depicted as a mythical being with the body of a man and the legs of a goat.

Children's dance with the god Pan. Bronze. Following models by Lucas Faydherbe (1617-1697).

The metal structure is adorned with five finely modeled representations of Pan, the ancient god associated with nature, music, and pastoral life.

The T-shaped 838/1000 silver knob is embossed and chiselled and depicts, on one side, the God of the woods, Pan, sitting on a rock playing the flute, while on the opposite side, the ...

A Roman, Carrara marble sculpture of the mythological Greek god Pan as a fountain. Italy.

Captivating sculpture of the half-goat God, Pan, playing the Syrinx (Panpipes) while seducing a Nymph, probably Psyche!

Stickpin designed as profile of the god Pan with curling hair and grooved horns With orangey red and deep green enamel - quality consistent with age Accented by prong set diamond i...

Carminis Bronze Sculpture Nude Boy Male Figure Flute Pan God - In Stock Carminis is a bronze, nude male figure from boy playing flute, with a brown patina, in fact it reminds us of ...

Mythological scene with the Greek God Pan and dancing putto figures with ivory painted and parcel gilt frame.

Pan's conquest of Selene original oil painting, 18th-19th century Magnificent antique oil painting of the conquest of Selene by the god Pan.

A pair of Italian early 20th century carved limestone "Panisci" figures (followers of the god pan, half children, half goats), playing musical instruments on custom wooden bases.

The baluster shaped Sèvres style porcelain body is decorated with lovely ormolu heads of Greek mythological God Pan.

One a syrinx( after the instrument designed by the God Pan), the other a Aulos(double-reeded flute), seated on drapery.

The statue depicts a nymph, considered to be the retinue of the god Pan, dancing for him with his flute at her feet.

Constructed in kingwood, and dressed with fine quality bronze ormolu mounts; rising from swept cabriole legs adorned with ormolu ‘animal paw’ feet, with ormolu masks of the God Pan a...

This beautifully weathered sculpture depicts the Greek god Pan, often associated with nature, music, and wild revelry, holding his iconic panpipes.

With elaborate S scroll shapes and finely carved detailed busts of the nymph Syrinx and Greek god Pan. At the bottom is an elegant C scroll carving below the three spiral arms.

This tapestry describes the myth of Pan and Syrinx after Ovide’s Metamorphoses. The God Pan pursues the nymph of the Woods Syrinx.

Both handles depict the face of god pan, (Pan is the god of pasturelands. He rules over shepherds, hunters & rustic music).

Zadkine used to show his students’ works at young sculptors’ competitions, so Jeannine Nathan wins in 1953 the price Andre Susse at the Gallery Simone Badinier in Paris, for her scul...

The seat with a gadrooned edge and a 'dished' seat and twin stretchers with conforming gadrooned edging, the base of the chair also is finely carved with scrolling acanthus and a pai...

Inspired by mythological themes, the works depict two musicians: one playing a lute-like instrument, and the other performing on a pan flute, evoking the imagery of a satyr or the go...

The Homeric Hymn to Pan linked the god to the concept of totality, due to his name (pan means "all" in Greek), an idea that Boccaccio would later take up in the 14th century.

Stickpin designed as profile of Pan - god of the wild Accented by stylized face with textured hair and horns Tested as 18 karat gold Circa: 1905 Pan head: 1/2 x 1/2 inch Total l...

English ( b.1898 - d.1983 ). Pan, God Of Nature, Playing Panpipes. Oil On Canvas.

A rare and large pate de verre molded sculpture of the mythological God Pan. Very thick and heavy; this glass piece is primarily bluish green with yellow, reds and orange.

However, the interpretation of the flute player as the god Pan would be possible. He is usually shown with his flute and associated with dance.

Inspired by and named after the god Pan, and influenced by Luis Buñuel and Antonin Artaud's Theatre of Cruelty, the group concentrated on chaotic performance art and surreal imagery.

In this scene, Odysseus has eliminated the enemies and has revealed himself to Penelope, and they walk hand in hand, with the putti of love, Cupid walking before them, and with Penel...

The table apron is incredibly carved with a mask of the Greek god Pan to the center, joined with a carved & reticulated garland of leaves & flowers, the table has corresponding carve...

Although there are no specific references, it could be the family of the god Pan, lying in the foreground on the left playing his traditional flute made of bamboo reeds, with his wif...

Together they experience many trials and tribulations, protected throughout by the god Pan, before finally realizing their true fate.

The sculpture portrays a youthful faun, a creature of Roman and Greek mythology associated with the god Pan and known for its free-spirited, untamed nature.

This is a large French Grand Tour bronze sculpture of Pan the Roman fertility God of the forest issued by the "Musee de Naple" , circa 1870 in date.

The surrounding tropes in the present image reflect this, with Nicholas' setting rich in both accessories and emblematic references. For example, the pan flute, which alludes to the ...

Along with the maenads, the satyrs form the procession that accompanies the god Dionysus, although they may also be associated with the god Pan.

An attractive and most charming Italian 19th century white Carrara marble statue of Galatea and Pan. The statue depicts a beautiful nymph Galatea standing aside a bust of Pan (the go...

According to a Greek myth, the name Syringa comes from the story of the nymph Syrinx. To escape the god Pan, who had fallen in love with her, she sought the help of the river gods, w...

Typical is the blending with characteristics of pagan, Greco-Roman gods, such as goat’s feet or paws and ram’s horns of the god Pan. Peculiarities of the Romanesque style are the dra...

He won the Prix de Rome in 1910 for his work "Eros Victorious over the God Pan". His highly personal style has been described as academic or neoclassical.

It is one of the oldest Italic deities, derived from the god Pan of Greek mythology. Pan was a non-Olympic deity, with the appearance of a satyr, linked to forests and nature.

There are many mythological stories involving the flute player. In ancient Greek Pan is the god of the wild nature of mountain wilds, rustic.

An attractive and most charming Italian 19th century white Carrara and Vert de Patricia marble statue of Galatea and Pan. The statue depicts a beautiful nymph Galatea standing aside ...

In Greek mythology, Syrinx was a nymph who liked to hunt using a bow and arrow. Pan, the god of shepherds and flocks, came across her one day and fell in love with her.

One cabinet depicts three nymphs lifting a figure of Cupid onto an altar, while the other shows two nymphs and a satyr raising a statue of Pan, the god of the wild. These bronze reli...

Levêque includes several references to the Roman god: the laurel crowns, pan flute and grapes beneath their feet, and lionskin all connote the god of music, wine, and dance.

The urns stand on three ram feet with the heads of Pan (Greek God) around the frieze. An absolutely stunning pair for any home interior.

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Earth is represented by a detailed hunt scene and presided over by Pan, the Greek god of woods and fields. Air is beautifully portrayed with flying birds and billowing clouds, all un...

Art Nouveau table lamp by Paul Louchet, Paris Lamarre & Pillivuyt ca 1900 An Art Nouveau porcelain table lamp partially bisque porcelain with the Mythological figure Pan, Greek God ...