Bronze Sculpture – Mercury (Hermes) in Flight

This dynamic bronze sculpture portrays Mercury, the Roman god of commerce, communication, and travel (Hermes in Greek mythology), captured mid-stride in his iconic pose. Winged sandals lift him effortlessly from the base, where he appears to spring from a breeze-blown face—symbolic of wind or motion. He carries the caduceus, his herald’s staff, and wears a winged helmet, classic emblems of his divine role as messenger of the gods. The figure’s anatomy is rendered with idealized classical precision, highlighting grace, speed, and agility. A striking addition to academic, mythological, or decorative settings, this sculpture embodies timeless energy and intellectual elegance.