Menelaus holding the body of Patroclus — one of the most heartbreaking moments of Homer’s Iliad.
Here there is no triumph, only tragedy: the Greek hero, with tense muscles and a face hardened by grief, lifts his fallen companion. A timeless symbol of loyalty, sacrifice, and the fate that even the greatest cannot escape.

This is an exact replica of the famous Pasquino Group, a Roman copy of a lost Hellenistic original, preserved today in Rome. For centuries, the statue was known as a “talking sculpture,” where citizens posted satirical verses against power. But its true essence comes from Homer’s epic: the fall of Patroclus and the despair of the Achaeans.

Owning this piece means reviving the grandeur of ancient art, feeling the weight of myth and the eternal bond between gods and men.

🟫 MATERIAL INFORMATION

🛠️ This sculpture is made of high-density resin, reinforced with museum-grade and prosthetic-quality materials, the same type used in museums, cinema, theatre, and major cultural institutions worldwide.

❌ We do NOT use:

• Plaster (too fragile)

• Mineral mixes like stone powder composites (lose definition in details)

• Plastic or similar materials (reduce quality and weight)

✅ We specifically choose this resin for its:

• 💎 Durability

• 🧬 Precision

• 🖐️ Ability to capture every fine detail — veins, folds, facial expressions — with a fidelity that traditional materials cannot match.

🏛️ This is the same professional-grade resin used in official tactile replicas for blind and visually impaired visitors in public exhibitions.

📌 We want every collector to be fully informed and confident about the quality of the piece they receive.