Pegasus is a famous winged horse in Greek mythology, symbolizing freedom, power and inspiration. Its image is widely circulated in art and culture, and has become the inspiration for many sculptures.
Pegasus statues are common all over the world. These statues not only show the superb skills of artists, but also reflect people’s reverence and yearning for Pegasus, a mythical creature. For example, in the Marly Court of the Louvre in France, there is a sculpture of “The Goddess of Reputation Riding on Pegasus’s Pegasus”, created by Antoine Coysevox, which vividly reproduces the heroic posture of Pegasus.
In China, the image of Pegasus is also deeply loved. The famous “Horse Stepping on Flying Swallow” bronze galloping horse sculpture shows the dynamic beauty of a horse stepping on a flying swallow, and is hailed as a treasure of ancient Chinese sculpture art.
Pegasus statues are not only works of art, but also a bridge for cultural exchange. They connect people from different cultural backgrounds to appreciate and inherit the beauty and significance of this mythical image. Whether in the West or the East, the Pegasus statue attracts the attention of countless audiences with its unique charm and inspires people to pursue freedom and dreams.
