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Prometheus at The V&A, London

This is a slightly smaller than life marble sculpture of Vulcan (or Prometheus) chained to a rock; it was sculptued by Claude David who was active throughout the majority of his life (1678 - 1722) created about 1710. An early inventory describes the subject of this sculpture as Prometheus, who is usually depicted chained to a rock and writhing in agony as an eagle (Zeus in bird form) feeds on his liver. However, it may also show Vulcan, the god of fire in classical mythology, with his tools. As a blacksmith he forged weapons for the gods. It was commissioned by Sir Andrew Fountaine for Narfold Hall, Norfolk.
 

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