Nike of Samothrace Statue is a Estate Winged Victory sculpture (c. 190 BC), in the Louvre, Paris. The showcase of the Louvre still thrills viewers today as Nike presides over its grand staircase. This 19th-century, scaled museum rendition of the goddess Nike with wings spread as she landed on the prow of a ship is thought to be announcing the Rhodian naval victory over Antiochos III. One of the world's most recognizable sculptural images, our scaled museum rendition is cast directly from a 19th-century original in art-grade resin. Please note that there are no feather sculptural detail on the top of the wings.A true copy of the original in the Louvre, our large version is meant to be viewed primarily from its left side in three-quarter view, so the right side and back are rendered in less detail. This version also includes the reinforcement added to the wing by the Louvre. Both the original and our large version have a right wing that is a mirror-image cast from the left wing, since the artist's original has been lost to time.. Base is 12.5" wide x 10" deep. Nike Of Samothrace Winged Victory Hellenistic Daru Staircase replica.