The replica is in marble
The Nike of Samotracia is a sculpture in marble (h. 245 cms) of school rodia, attributed to Pitocrito, datable to 200-180 B.C. around and today preserved in the Museum of the Louvre in Paris.
The statue, recovered without head and arms, represents the "Nike", the young winged goddess adored by the Greek as personification of the sporting and war victory. The goddess, dressed with a light chitone, she is represented in the action to place on the bow of a battle ship. An impetuous wind runs over the figure and moving the drape that it tightly sticks to the body and it creates a game of contrast. Dynamism and ability of execution combine in this work different starting points from different artists: the vibrating Fidia drape, the effects of transparency and lightness Prassitelici and the three- dimensional Lisippea. The wish of the author has exasperated all of that can suggest the movement and the speed, the movement are inspired different artists such as Marinetti.
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