Herakles (Herkül) ve Prometheus (Metal Çerçeve)

Prometheus Rescued by Hercules

Mid-First Century AD

Prometheus cries out in pain; Zeus has sentenced him to a terrible punishment for giving fire to humans. An eagle that comes every day eats the liver of Prometheus, who is tied to the Caucasus Mountains. Heracles kills the eagle and opens the first shackle that binds the hero.
* The product, presented in a metal frame, has been subjected to natural aging and is presented in its own wooden box.
Size: 39x39x4 cm. Net Weight: 4.300 Kg. Boxed weight: 5.500 Kg.

Prometheus Freed by HeraclesMid First Century AD

Prometheus is screaming in pain. Zeus had given him a terrible punishment for giving fire to mankind: he was tied to the Caucasus mountains and had his liver pecked out daily by an eagle. Heracles had shot the eagle and can be seen to be undoing the first mannacle.

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