Spectacular pair of monumental marble sculptures depicting figures from Greek mythology, masterfully carved in Italian marble during the 1980s. Executed on an impressive scale, the ensemble combines classical elegance with the grand tradition of European garden and architectural sculpture. One figure represents a musician faun, the mythical half-human, half-goat companion of Dionysus, traditionally associated with nature, music, festivity, and the pleasures of the countryside. The sculptor has captured the lively and expressive character of the faun through dynamic movement, finely carved details, and a sense of joyful vitality. The companion sculpture depicts a graceful female figure holding a Cornucopia, the legendary Horn of Plenty, symbolizing abundance, prosperity, fertility, and good fortune. The flowing drapery, elegant posture, and symbolic attributes create a harmonious contrast to the playful energy of the faun. Carved from high-quality Italian marble, both sculptures display exceptional craftsmanship, with careful attention paid to anatomy, drapery, facial expressions, and ornamental details. Their monumental scale and timeless iconography make them ideal focal points for formal gardens, courtyards, estate entrances, terraces, or grand interior spaces. Combining mythology, symbolism, and the enduring beauty of classical sculpture, this impressive pair embodies the elegance and decorative richness of the Greco-Roman artistic tradition. Dimensions (each): Height: 88.6 in (225 cm) Width: 23.6 in (60 cm) Depth: 19.7 in (50 cm) Condition: Very good condition. Minor wear consistent with age and outdoor display. Marble surfaces beautifully preserved with excellent sculptural detail.