The goddess of victory, the rallying ship of the ancient Greek sculpture "silence and greatness", is the prototype of the stone sculpture of the goddess of victory, which is the daughter of the Titan gods Pallas and stex and the sister of Kratos, BIA and zelos. Although Nikai was born in the Titans, she stood on the side of Olympus, that is, Zeus, and brought them victory in the Titan war. Therefore, people regard her as a symbol of "victory".
Ancient Greek sculpture has roughly experienced three stages: the ancient style era, the classical era and the Hellenistic era. These three stages also symbolize the development, prosperity and decline of ancient Greek sculpture. The goddess of victory, written in the 3rd century BC, is the product of the Hellenistic era.
The stone carving is 3.28 meters high. The hero stands on a stone pier. This is a headless and handless sculpture. It was excavated from the temple ruins on samtras island in 1863. Although this sculpture has no hands and head, it can also be seen that she is spreading her wings in the wind and holding her head high to announce the victory of a war to the world. The sublime and beautiful images are perfectly reflected in this work.
From its excavation environment, it can be inferred that the existence environment of the goddess of victory is in the vast sea. At that time, it should have stood on the cliff near the sea of samoserres Island, facing the sea, to pray for the care and blessing of the gods. This is a goddess of victory standing upright in the bow of the ship. Her body spreads out huge wings. This huge and majestic work of art is a typical work of the Greek era.
Although the ancient Greek sculpture art has come to an end in the Hellenistic era and has been replaced by Roman art, its spirit is like the posture of the goddess of victory spreading its wings in the wind and is immortal.

The goddess of victory is an ancient Greek stone carving of the third century BC, with a height of 3.28 meters. It was created by the sculptors of Rhode Island and is now preserved in the Louvre, France. It is called the "three treasures" of the Louvre together with Milos' sculpture Venus and Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting Mona Lisa.
In about 190 BC, in order to commemorate the victory of the Cyprus naval battle, the sculptors of Rhode Island created this statue of the goddess of victory and erected it on the island, hence the name of the goddess of victory of Samothrace. Although the statue of the goddess of victory we now see is incomplete, we can still feel the heroic and elegant momentum of the goddess from the well preserved trunk. The two outstretched wings and the light flying dress make people feel that the goddess is taking off in the air, with a strong sense of movement. The plump body reveals strength and health under the thin shirt, showing victory and the joy from it. It is now preserved in the Louvre, France. The Louvre in Paris called it the "three treasures" of the Louvre together with Milos' sculpture Venus and Da Vinci's famous painting Mona Lisa.
Nigel, the goddess of victory in ancient Greek mythology, presides over victory, good luck, success, etc. in a sense, she is also a goddess of destiny. In Western art, it often appears as a young woman who has wings, carries olive branches, laurel branches, etc., and sings carols with a harp.
Nike, the goddess of victory, has a father of Pallas, the God of war and late spring, a mother of Stix, the goddess of oath, and a cousin of Athena, the goddess of wisdom.
Nigel was also Athena's companion. The Parthenon temple in the Acropolis of Athens is dedicated to Athena, while the goddess of victory temple is dedicated to neji.

The goddess of victory in zamozeres is a scaled down version of the original sculpture. It was produced in the third century BC. It is a famous stone carving of ancient Greece, with a height of 3.28 meters. Zamozeres is a Greek island in the Northeast Aegean Sea.