Faithful reproduction of the famous bronze statue was recovered from the sea off Cape Artemision - Height: 36 cm.

Bronze sculpture made ​​by the lost wax, real marble base.

Height: 36 cm - Width: 33 cm - Depth: 10 cm

Weight: 3.5 kgs

The bronze statue of Artemis (often called the God of the Sea) is a ancient Greek sculpture that was recovered from the sea off Cape Artemision, in northern Euboea. It represents either Zeus or Poseidon, he launched an attribute that has disappeared. It has often been assumed to be the lightning, and resulted in identification of the god as Zeus. However, an analysis of the position of the hands, including the right index undermines the first hypothesis: it seems that the attribute was a trident, and that it must therefore be regarded as a god Poseidon. The debate is not closed.

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reproduction of the famous statue of Giambologna, overcoming the Neptune Fountain (Fontana del Nettuno's) monumental fountain located on the Piazza Nettuno in Bologna Emilia-Romagna, northern Italy. In Greek mythology, Poseidon is the god of the seas and oceans raging, and the "shaker of the ground" - the god of earthquakes and sources. its main symbol is the trident, which he receives during the Titans Cyclops, and is also symbolized by the bull, and especially the horse. Romans equate to Neptune.

Bronze manufactured to the lost wax, real marble base

Height: 22 cm (without trident) - Width: 19 cm - depth: 19 cm

Weight: 5 kgs

Art Deco bronze sculpture from the work of J. Roncourt of a length of 39 cm on a marble.

Bronze statue made ​​in the lost wax process.

Height: 39 cm - Depth: 14 cm

Weight: 6.5 kgs

Bronze sculpture, the Titan Atlas bearing on his shoulders the celestial globe on a genuine marble base and a height of 33 cm.

Bronze statue made ​​in the lost wax.

Width: 13 cm - Depth: 13 cm

Atlas in Greek mythology is ranked among the giant Titans, He was the eldest of three brothers Prometheus, Epimetheus and Menoetius; children are either Eurymedon titan or titan Iapetus by the nymph Clymene the (Klymene daughter of his brother Oceanus).

Bronze statue of the reproduction of the famous statue by Giambologna - Height: 52 cm (without the trident).

Sculpture made with lost wax, real marble base.

Width: 19 cm - Depth: 19 cm

Weight: 5.5 kgs

Reproduction of the famous statue by Giambologna, overcoming the Neptune Fountain (La Fontana del Nettuno), which is monumental fountain in Piazza Nettuno in Bologna Emilia-Romagna, Italy Nord.Dans Greek mythology, Poseidon is the god seas and oceans raging, and the "ground shaker" god of earthquakes and sources. Its principal symbol is the trident, he receives the Cyclops during the Titans, and is also symbolized by the bull, and especially the horse. The Romans assimilated Neptune. Reproduction of the famous statue by Giambologna, overcoming the Neptune Fountain (La Fontana del Nettuno), which is monumental fountain in Piazza Nettuno in Bologna Emilia-Romagna, northern Italy.

In Greek mythology, Poseidon was the god of the seas and oceans raging, and the "ground shaker" god of earthquakes and sources. Its principal symbol is the trident, he receives the Cyclops during the Titans, and is also symbolized by the bull, and especially the horse. The Romans assimilated Neptune.

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Bronze sculpture made ​​by the lost wax with a real marble base.

Length: 27 cm - Height: 16 cm - Width: 12 cm.

Weight: 5.9 kgs.

This sculpture depicts a matador and his bull during a bullfight. The matador is the central figure of bullfighting. Principal and Chief Cuadrilla Torero, it is he who is in charge of killing the bull.

Bronze sculpture representing a Viking warrior on his horse in the battle.

Bronze statue made ​​in the lost wax, real marble base.

Height: 28 cm - Width: 26 cm - Depth: 11.5 cm.

Statue of Neptune, Neptune is in Latin in Roman mythology, the god of the seas and oceans, and the aquatic kingdom. Neptune is identified with the Greek god Poseidon and the god Etruscan nethuns. attribute it to the trident and pets the horse and the dolphin.

Bronze sculpture manufactured to the lost wax, real marble base

Height: 46 cm (without trident) - Width: 17 cm - depth: 14 cm

Weight : 1.5 kgs

Bronze manufactured to the lost wax, real marble base

Height: 47 cm - Width: 22 cm - depth: 20 cm

Weight: 8,6 kgs

Mercury Attaching his Wings - reproduction of the statue of Jean-Baptiste Pigalle in bronze.

Ready to jump the rock on which he sits, Mercury, messenger of the gods, attaches the heel winged which will enable him, with wings on his helmet, the petasus winged to take off.

Pigalle was admitted to the Academy in 1741 with a Mercury which he executed for his reception in 1744 . In 1742, the sculptor presented a plaster model of the much larger issue, paired with Venus, who were executed in marble for the king and given in 1750 to Frederick II of Prussia.

Bronze sculpture of Darius the first, produced bronze using the lost wax on a real marble base, with a height of 58 cm (without the trident).

Width: 26 cm - Depth: 19 cm

Weight: 12 kgs

Darius I (born about -550, died in - 486) in Old Persian D'rayawu, Says Darius the Great, was a great king of the Persian Empire, he belongs to the Achaemenid dynasty.

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