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Torso of a Dancing Faun at The Minneapolis Institute of Arts, USA

In its original complete form, this figure would have had a goat tail, still partially visible, pointed ears and small horns characteristic of mythological fauns. Ancient Romans associated fauns with the god Faunus who dwelt in woodlands and fields, and was believed to control the fertility of livestock. The faun is the Roman equivalent of the Greek satyr or god Pan. This remnant of a marble faun may be a Roman copy of an earlier Greek bronze sculpture, part of a group known as "The Invitation to Dance." In this group the faun or satyr is tapping his foot and looking at a nymph who is putting on her sandals.
it could be based on an original sculpture of The Sleeping Faun, also available on MyMiniFactory.
 

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Granite Ram of Amun with King Taharqa at The British Museum, London

Kneeling Figure at The British Museum, London

Atlas in Arcevia, Italy

Pan Removing a Thorn From The Foot of Satyr at The Louvre, Paris

The holy Nicodemus (Figure from a tomb) at The Museum of Fine Arts, Ghent, Belgium

The Angel Gabriel From The Annunciation at the V&A museum, London