Fortuna - Tyche - Goddess of Fortune - J. Patoue

She is the mythical goddess of luck and good fortune in Roman mythology - the goddess Fortuna. While her Roman name is Fortuna, she is better known as Tyche in Greek mythology. Her mythical self often represents power and arbitrariness in the arts. Thus, Patoue also creates a fascinating bronze statue with this classical interpretation of the famous goddess of fortune, one that tells a unique story with the help of her well-known characteristics. Placed on a discreet marble base, Fortuna holds the horn of abundance in her hands, from which she pours generous gifts for the mortals, while her blindfolded eyes symbolise the arbitrariness of how she delivers her presents. Thus, Fortuna’s main attributes are merely a representation of the fickleness and unpredictable nature of luck. According to myths that date back thousands of years, the luck and good fortune of mortals are solely in the hands of the goddess Fortuna.

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The production of our bronze sculptures is subject to strict quality guidelines. All of the bronzes in our range of products are created by using the lost wax technique and are cast by hand.

J. Patoue is a French sculptor who has specialised in erotic motifs. His repertoire mainly consists of erotic sculptures. In his works, mythologically inspired motifs are combined with pure eroticism in the field of bondage.

Height: 18.8 cm
Width: 8.0 cm
Depth: 8.0 cm
Weight: 0.8 kg