Artist: 19th Century Italian School
Medium: Alabaster
Dimensions:
18 x 18 x 6 inches
Description:
In Greek mythology, the infant Hercules (Heracles) is famously depicted wrestling with snakes sent by the jealous goddess Hera to kill him in his cradle. Despite being just a baby, Hercules displayed his extraordinary strength by strangling the serpents, showcasing his future heroic prowess.
Type of Work: Sculpture
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