Ganymede and the Eagle from france 75”x7” size with blank journal

75”x7” size with blank journal paper

Cascading clear glass beads extend 54" long from the 12" tall & 15" across dimpled nickel shade with 7' of chain with 13' silver cord

hand-stitched patches adorn this stone washed

measuring a total of 37" from top to bottom of longest draping swag of chain

There are just a handful of different Tektites known on earth but Moldavite is the most famous

Ganymede and the Eagle from france 75”x7” size with blank journalAbout the Piece 10" across, 4" wide, 8" tall This is a cast marble sculpture depicting Ganymede, a cupbearer to the greek gods, serving Zeus in the form of an eagle. The original sculpture of which this is replicating was carved by Bertel Thorvaldsen from 1817 29 and is over 3' long. It currently resides at the Minneapolis Institute of Art.