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Pan, the Greek goat god, son of Hermes, was the god of woods, fields, wild life, and fertility. He is portrayed as having the body of a man but the ears, horns, and legs of a goat. The name Pan signifies all so he came to be considered a representative of all the gods and of heathenism itself. |
These four Vienna vice versa bronzes represent the god Pan. Each is a fine hand-painted 20th century casting. $1350.00 each | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
A. Pan & Nymph - push the button and he drops down, 4.25"H x 4.75"W |
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B. Pan & Nymph on a swivel base, 3"H x 2"W (approx.) |
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C. Pan & Nymph with a bunch of grapes, 3.25"H x 4.5"W |
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D. Pan & Nymph with loving birds, 3"H x 4"W |
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