Life-size bronze sculptures of two ladies and a cherub, where grapes, a symbol for autumn, dominates the piece along with vegetative motifs. Negotiable Life-Size Bronze Sculptures of Two Ladies with Cherubs
This statue is not one solid piece. The arms, as well as the legs are attached to the body. The base and violin are also separate pieces. This is how it was made, and then attached. There is very old …
Remington bronze “Bronco Buster” statue On marble base Remington signature etched on statue Gorgeous piece Large size 24” tall 17” wide 10” deep Serious bidders only Pick up unless buyer arranged ship…
Beautiful solid bronze, signed figural statue of Fortuna, looking to the stars. She has her original dark patina intact, resting on a round black marble base that has a raised bronze relief wrapping around the tall base. Wonderful antique bronze goddess statue, after the work of Jean Boulogne.
The life-size bronze portrait of AULUS METELLUS (FIG. 6-8)—the Roman official's name is inscribed on the hem of his garment in Etruscan letters—depicts the man addressing a gathering, his arm outstretched and slightly raised, a pose expressive of rhetorical persuasiveness.
French Art Deco Figural Bronze Lion Statue Ghanu H. Gantcheff, Marcel Guillemard foundry Circa 1920's, France . Sleek, large Art Deco period bronze statue, depicting a roaring lion. Resting on the original black marble base. Polished finish with patina in the details.
Human Sculpture Abstract Sculpture Modern Sculpture Bronze Sculpture Statue People Sitting Quirky Gifts In Style Bench Forwards This friendship bench sculpture is a stunning ornament for the home.
The early solid bronze sculptures made way for larger pieces with a non-bronze core which was sometimes removed to leave a hollow figure. The most common production of bronze statues used the lost-wax technique.
Carved wooden carousel horses are now considered examples of American art. Original horses like the one on left above can sell for several thousand dollars and up; rare figures have sold as high as $100,000. Carousel reproductions, like those on the right, are being seen in increasing numbers.
In the fifth century, for a full-size statue the base was commonly rather less than a foot high and its surface might be finished only with the point, though later there was a tendency to produce something taller and more ornate.
The early solid bronze sculptures made way for larger pieces with a non-bronze core which was sometimes removed to leave a hollow figure. The most common production of bronze statues used the lost-wax technique.
Carved wooden carousel horses are now considered examples of American art. Original horses like the one on left above can sell for several thousand dollars and up; rare figures have sold as high as $100,000. Carousel reproductions, like those on the right, are being seen in increasing numbers.
In the fifth century, for a full-size statue the base was commonly rather less than a foot high and its surface might be finished only with the point, though later there was a tendency to produce something taller and more ornate.
ARTA Ch 20 – 25. STUDY. PLAY. … -At 6 she got polio and left with one leg shorter and thinner than the other … Life-size cast in silicon bronze of a unclothed man …
Typically, large-scale sculpture was cast in several pieces, such as the head, torso, arms, and legs. In the direct process of hollow wax casting, the sculptor first builds up a clay core of the approximate size and shape of the intended statue.
The statue is an idealization of nature in both horse and rider and a reinterpretation of antiquity. Donatello certainly knew the antique statue of Marcus Aurelius in Rome during his stay there (1431–33).
Statues of Children Lend a touch of magic to your garden with the laughter of a child. Our sculptures of the special, sunny days of youth help celebrate fond childhood memories along peaceful garden paths and in secret grottos.
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The Wood Sculpture was probably the first piece of decorative art created by humans. NOVICA’s wood sculptures follow this tradition with exquisite works by talented local artisans from countries as diverse as Brazil, India, Mexico, Thailand and Ghana.
We stood for a while in front of the Kouros, a marble statue of a young man, nude and life-size, with powerful shoulders, a narrow waist, and both arms held close to his sides.
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