Kedroos and Philoxenios Hermes
Kedroos and Philoxenios Ermis is a sculpture in the middle of Aeolou Street that few, however, notice.
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Modern and Contemporary era (1821 - )
1993 Created.
1994 Placed.
Kedroos and Philoxenios Ermis is a sculpture in the middle of Aeolou Street that few, however, notice.
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The 0.90m high brass sculpture is placed on a 2m metal pole and depicts the god Hermes (Mercury) as the patron of commerce and hospitality. Although it is located almost in the middle of Aeolou Street, most passers-by do not notice it. The sculptor’s name is written on the back side of the sculpture.
It was created by Alekos Fasianos and was a donation of the Association for the Upgrading of the Commercial Centre of Athens. Kyriakos Krokos had originally designed the metal pole to be wrapped in brass floral decoration.
Antonopoulou Z., (2003), Τα γλυπτά της Αθήνας, Υπαίθρια Γλυπτική1834-2004 [The sculptures of Athens, Outdoor sculpting 1834-2004], Potamos
1993 Created.
1994 Placed.
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