The author's bronze sculpture "Pegasus on the rack"

Pegasus in ancient Greek mythology is a winged horse, a favorite of the muses. Pegasi are magnificent aerial horses that often serve the Forces of Good. Pegasus flew through the sky with the speed of the wind, delivered thunder and lightning to Zeus on Olympus from Hephaestus, who made them.
The sculptor depicted Pegasus as cheerful and briskly prancing on the golden meadows of Parnassus, dotted with placers of amethysts, with the motto "Gloria victoribus" fluttering in the wind, which means Glory to the winners. And since Pegasus is considered a symbol of success and inspiration, it brings good luck and success to the favorites of the gods. The sculpture is made of bronze using the technique of expensive vacuum casting inlaid with amethysts. Pegasus is an ancient symbol present in the heraldry of many royal houses of Europe. The elegant Pegasus was chosen as an emblem by the Templars. He symbolized glory, eloquence and contemplation. One of the constellations in the firmament is called the constellation of Pegasus.