Nike Goddess

Original vintage sports poster issued for the 1980 Summer Olympic Games in Moscow Russia featuring a black and white photograph of two strong arms interlocked in an arm wrestle repre...

The figure represents Nike, the ancient Greek personification and goddess of victory.

Figurative abstract style black, white, and blue acrylic painting of the Greek Goddess, Nike, "Winged Victory of Samothrace" with an antique wood frame with carved detail "Nike Desce...

Large sculpture of the goddess Nike in statuary marble, circa 20th century.

Large Arts and Crafts Shield Trophy with Nike the Goddess of Victory The is a very impressive Arts and Crafts piece, the Golden Oak shield has a large silver plated mount, in the c...

Nike was an important goddess in ancient Greece, particularly among athletes and warriors who sought her blessings to help them succeed in their endeavors.

Each sconce finely cast with great detail depicting the winged goddess Nike holding an urn atop her head, each sconce with a beautifully detailed bobeche, internally wired

Arts and Crafts 19th Century Shield Trophy with Nike the Goddess of Victory The is an Arts and Crafts piece, the Oval Oak shield has an embossed Coper plated mount, in the centre...

This 22kt gold ring features an authentic Roman red jasper intaglio, dating back to the 1st–2nd century AD. The jasper is intricately engraved with the image of a Victory driving a b...

In ancient Greek mythology, Nike was the winged goddess who personified victory.

An antique 20th century plaster sculpture of a Nike, the Greek goddess of victory. Constructed from fibrous plaster with a painted finish, this unique sculpture depicts the headless...

The female figure could represent Hestia (Vesta), goddess of the hearth, holding a torch symbolizing the eternal flame, or possibly Nike, goddess of victory, presenting a wreath or s...

We present to you an imposing garden sculpture representing Nike, the Greek goddess of victory, better known as the Winged Victory of Samothrace.

Nike is the Greek goddess of victory in both war and athletics.

A beautiful Image of the Greek Goddess Nike is featured on this rare coin from Terina, an ancient Greek colony on the top side of the "toe" of the "boot" of what is now Southern Ital...

An antique partial wall frieze in marble of Nike, who was the goddess of victory in Greek mythology, in good condition.

This finely carved antique shell cameo depicts the winged goddess Nike seated on clouds with Eros at her side, shown recording the fate of souls in a dramatic classical scene.

Nike was the daughter of the Titan Pallas and the goddess Styx.

Centering an oval-shaped tablet of agate measuring 8.0 x 15.0 mm Banded opaque white and reddish orange - carved with cameo Depicting the Greek goddess Nike - winged with palm branc...

It is located in the Louvre Museum, Paris. It represents Nike, the goddess of victory. It stands 2.75 m tall and was made of marble around 190 BC.

It is located in the Louvre Museum, Paris. It represents Nike, the goddess of victory. It stands 2.75 m tall and was made of marble around 190 BC.

As an extremely intellectual painter, Mastromatteo also opens up the idea of the symbol "Nike" being interpreted as the Greek goddess Nike, as some of his paintings allude to greek g...

A high-grade authentic Ancient Greek silver coin from the colony of Neopolis (now Naples) 275 - 250 BC in Southern Italy has a depiction of the goddess Nike holding a wreath flying o...

An authentic silver "didrachm" coin minted from 275-250 BC in the Greek colony of Neopolis (now Naples) depicts a man-headed bull walking to the right, crowned by Nike, the Greek god...

The opposite side is the bust of Nero. The goddess Victoria, a Roman manifestation of the Greek goddess Nike, was worshipped throughout the Roman Empire as the personified goddess o...

The tetradrachms struck in Pamphylia reflect the artistic excellence and economic strength of the region, often depicting Athena, the goddess of wisdom and warfare, and Nike, the win...

This stunning wall decor showcases the Greek goddess Nike supported on a circular patinated Bronze globe.

The flying dove symbolized peace, spirit and renewal to the Greeks, and possibly honored Aphrodite, the goddess of love, as well as often being associated with Nike, the goddess of v...

The glamorous, contemporary winged subject recalls the goddess Nike, the personification of victory. Perhaps that was the client's subliminal message: use our bra and girdle, and suc...

The opposite side is softly struck and somewhat indistinct but can be seen to be a Biga (a chariot with 2 horses) with the goddess Nike above. Arethusa was a nymph in Greek mythology...

This statue represents the Goddess Nike, whose head and arms are missing. She stands proudly with her dress billowing in the wind and open wings swelling with air.

The front of each base is decorated with a relief depicting Nike, the ancient Greek goddess of victory, gracefully placing ribbons over a flaming pyre.

On the reverse, a Quadriga is depicted, with a charioteer holding a goad, guiding four horses while Nike, the goddess of victory, flies to the right above them, crowning the horses i...

A Large and Important Late 19th Century Gilt and Patinated Bronze, French Champlevé Enamel and Wood Mantle Clock The top figure is of Nike of Samothrace; the Greek Goddess of Victo...

An Exceptional Pair Late 19th Century Silver Plated and Cut Crystal Tazzas - Attributed to Baccarat Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat The large and superb pair modeled as “Ni...

This statue represents the Goddess Nike, whose head and arms are missing. She stands proudly with her dress billowing in the wind and open wings swelling with air.

Above and raised by a burnished sphere is the Goddess Nike with open wings and dressed in a classical attire.

David LaChapelle’s celebrates the more pagan interpretations of the painting with its suggestive use of the seashell and inclusion of the symbolic goat and crown (along with a more c...

The front of each base is decorated with a relief depicting Nike, the ancient Greek goddess of victory, gracefully placing ribbons over a flaming pyre.

An exquisite antique terracotta reproduction of the Winged Victory of Samothrace (Goddess Nike), inspired by the iconic Hellenistic sculpture that commands the Daru staircase in the ...

On the other side of the darkest season. Somehow here. Like Nike, the winged goddess. And I feel it. It is there.

The earliest intaglio dates from 1st century BC, the latest from late 18th century/early 19th century. 1. oval carnelian with the goddess Nike in profile, 1st century AD 2. oval agat...

On this coin from 272-235 BC, Taras is shown holding the goddess Nike in his right hand. This high grade coin is set into a Steven Battelle designed double bezeled hammered texture ...

The rear of the coin depicts a dynamic quadriga (four-horse chariot) galloping to the left, driven by a charioteer who is crowned by Nike, the winged goddess of victory, flying above.

Victoria (Victory) on the reverse of this coin is the personification of the goddess of victory. She is the equivalent of Nike, the Greek goddess who is often seen in the hand of Ath...

The reverse displays either Aurora, the goddess of dawn, flying forward and leading the four horses of the sun, or Victory, the Roman equivalent of the Greek Nike, and the goddess of...

The classical theme signifies that this female figure is the goddess Nike, often pictured as ‘winged victory’.

At the centre, a roundel depicting the goddess Nike, also known as the Winged Victory, holding an olive branch and a star, as she vanquishes the malicious creatures surrounding her, ...