Ares Borghese Statue – 3D MODEL

The “Ares Borghese Statue” is a marble sculpture representing the Greek god of war, Ares. It is believed to have been sculpted in the 2nd century B.C.E., possibly as a Roman copy of an earlier Greek work from the 4th century BC. The exact sculptor of this piece is unknown, but its execution shows an extraordinary mastery of sculptural art.

The statue depicts Ares in a dynamic and energetic pose, capturing the essence of his bellicose and powerful character. With tense muscles and an intense facial expression, the figure radiates strength and determination. Ares is portrayed at the peak of battle, ready to launch into combat and lead his warriors to victory.

The restored spear and helmet have been meticulously repaired, seamlessly blending with the original statue in the museum.

The upright posture and well-defined musculature reflect the influence of classical idealism in Roman art of the time. The “Ares Borghese Statue” is an impressive piece of art that combines technical prowess with emotional expressiveness, offering the viewer an opportunity to contemplate and appreciate the greatness of ancient Hellenic art.