Photo de stock - Mars, The god stands head-on, the head slightly to the right, in full armor with equally spread legs on a protruding floor for a framed flat background. The right hand rests on a hatchet, the stem of which rests on the ground behind him, on the left arm an elongated, eight-sided shield. He is dressed in a pseudo Roman costume, namely a helmet, on which a dragon, a sort of chain mail with a lobed edge and hanging 'leather' buildings, under which a short skirt is visible, further leg cover and high sandals, trimmed at the top with the skin of a small animal. A three-part strap is buckled over the chest, consisting of three belts decorated with shells and some hanging belts with heart-shaped appendages. A belt hangs from the shoulder, the sword of which is attached to the left hip. A wide cloak is draped over the chest and over the shoulder and hangs from the back to the floor, a part of the mantle is held up with the right hand, which grips around the ax. Behind him the wolf walks to the right, a bird flies up to the left., Artus Quellinus (I) (workshop of), Amsterdam, c. 1650 - c. 1665, terracotta (clay material), h 59 cm × w 31.5 cm × t 12.3 cm × w 18 kg