A unique and iconic bronze sculpture depicting Icarus - a winged, naked man, inspired by the works of Schmidt Hofer from the beginning of the 20th century, in the Art Deco style. A beautiful, signed sculpture, made of exclusive material, very precisely, with attention to the smallest details. Set on a black marble base. The figure makes a great aesthetic impression and has a timeless style. Suitable for many interiors.

Icarus (Latin: Icarus) in Greek mythology, the son of Daedalus. Together with his father, he fled the island of Crete from its king Minos. Daedalus constructed wings for both of them, made of bird feathers glued together with wax. Icarus, fascinated by the flight, against his father's warnings, soared too high, and the sun melted the wax, and Icarus fell into the sea and died. The flight and fall of Icarus are a widespread symbol of human pursuit of their own goals against the natural order of the world, and at the same time a symbol of excessive ambition. It is a frequent motif in art, usually realizing the symbolic content ascribed to it,

This sculpture is entirely handmade, using the so-called lost wax method. Despite the great care with which our bronze sculptures are made, there is a possibility that this figure may slightly differ from other such sculptures shown in the photos. The marble from which the base of the sculpture is made is a natural material. Consequently, we will never find two identical pieces. This makes this item even more special. It is an excellent work, and communing with it gives you a lifetime of pleasure.