Aristide Maillol Leda Plaster Cast French sculptor, Horikosekko production, drawing, art, interior design Purchased and used for drawing. Although there is some wear and tear, there are no noticeable scratches or stains. It is a female figure with a soft form typical of Maillol. [Manufacturer's website] Brand: Plaster Statue.com (Horikosekko production) A-383 Maillol's Leda Plaster statue size: H.27 x W.14 x D.12cm (original size) Production year: 1902 Museum of collection: Musée Maillol Artist: Aristide Maillol (1861-1944) "Leda" is a figure from ancient Greek mythology, the wife of King Tyndareus of Sparta. Zeus, who had long been captivated by her beauty, transformed into a swan and seduced Leda. Through this affair, Leda is said to have laid an egg. Helen, Clytemnestra, and others who were born became characters in the story of the Trojan War. Rodin, upon seeing this work, praised Maillol as a genius.