Bronze Mythology & Goddess Statues for Sale

About Our Bronze Mythology and Goddess Statues

Mythology has been the central subject of Western sculpture for 2,500 years, and bronze has been its material. Our bronze mythology and goddess statue collection brings the canonical figures into solid cast bronze, with Perseus and the Medusa head, Themis blindfolded with scales, Hermes in winged motion, Aphrodite at the bath, Hercules in his labours and Diana with the bow. Every piece is handcrafted, made to order, custom sizes available, and produced in our worldwide studios.

The collection spans the Greek and Roman pantheon (Mars, Venus, Mercury, Juno), allegorical figures (Justice, Liberty, Victory, Wisdom) and specific narrative scenes. Closely related collections include the wider bronze figure and statue range, intimate bronze busts of historical and mythological subjects, and complementary bronze angel and cherub statues in the allegorical figure tradition.

Sizes range from intimate desk scale studies (40 to 60cm) through standing pieces (80 to 130cm) to life size and monumental works over 180cm. Cast in solid bronze with traditional brown, weathered green, gilded gold or contemporary black patinas. Designed in Birmingham, England and made in our worldwide studios, shipped worldwide free of charge, lifetime guaranteed.

FAQs

What mythological figures are available?

Greek and Roman pantheon including Perseus, Hercules, Apollo, Athena, Aphrodite (Venus), Mars, Mercury, Diana, and Hermes. Allegorical figures including Justice (Themis), Liberty, Victory (Nike), and Wisdom. Specific narrative scenes including Perseus with Medusa head, Hercules and the lion, and the Three Graces.

Can I commission a specific god or goddess?

Yes. Bespoke mythological commissions are common. Specify the figure, intended pose or narrative moment, scale, and patina. We work from established iconographic references and contemporary reinterpretations alike. Lead time 10 to 14 weeks.

Classical or contemporary interpretations?

Both. Classical interpretations follow established Greek and Roman sculptural conventions (idealised proportions, traditional drapery, formal poses). Contemporary interpretations reimagine mythological subjects in modern sculptural language, sometimes abstract, often more dynamic or emotionally complex.

Are these suitable for formal gardens?

Particularly so. Mythological bronze statues are the traditional centrepiece of formal English, French, and Italian gardens. The classical scale and iconography work especially well in axial garden designs with clipped hedges, symmetrical plantings, and formal pathways.

What patinas are traditional for mythological subjects?

Weathered brown and green (suggesting age and archaeological authenticity), gilded gold (royal or imperial figures, formal religious settings), and traditional dark brown (versatile, classical appearance). For specific subjects (Mars in dark warlike patinas, Venus in lighter classical tones), specify at order.