Vertumnus and Pomona at The Louvre Paris

Experience the timeless allure of classical mythology with our exquisite replica of “Vertumnus and Pomona,” originally sculpted by Jean-Baptiste II Lemoyne. This stunning piece captures the enchanting tale from Ovid’s Metamorphoses, where the proud wood-nymph Pomona, devoted to her orchard, encounters the amorous Vertumnus. Rendered in detailed resin and adorned with a beautiful patina that mimics the elegance of marble and bronze, this sculpture brings to life the romantic tension and transformative power of love.

Every aspect of this sculpture reflects the masterful craftsmanship that pays homage to the intricate storytelling of the myth. Vertumnus, disguised as an old man, skillfully persuades Pomona to embrace the beauty of love and companionship, symbolizing the harmony between nature and desire. The delicate details, from the sickle resting in Pomona’s hand to the lush textures of the surrounding orchard, invite you to immerse yourself in this captivating narrative.

This piece not only serves as a stunning decorative element for your home but also as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage that inspires us to appreciate the beauty of art and the complexity of human emotions. Add this remarkable sculpture to your collection and let the story of Vertumnus and Pomona inspire your own journey of love and connection.