Hercules Delivering the Erymanthean Boar to Eurystheus 1675 - 1699

François Lespingola's bronze sculpture, "Hercules Delivering the Erymanthean Boar to Eurystheus," depicts the Greek hero Hercules presenting the slain Erymanthean Boar to King Eurystheus, one of the twelve labors that Hercules was tasked with. The sculpture, dating from 1675-1699, is characterized by its dynamic composition, with Hercules wrestling the boar to the ground while Eurystheus recoils in fear, showcasing the strength and bravery of Hercules. The work is a prime example of Baroque sculpture, emphasizing dramatic movement and emotional intensity, and showcasing Lespingola's talent for capturing the power and tension of the moment.