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

Bronze sculpture made ​​with lost wax, on a real marble base with a height of 37 cm.

Height: 37 cm - Width: 20 cm - Depth: 16 cm

Weight: 3.2 kgs

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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 made ​​by the lost wax, black marble base with a height of 38 cm.

Width: 24 cm - Depth: 17 cm

Weight: 5.58 kg

Antonio Canova (born November 1, 1757 Possagno (province of Treviso) in the Venetian state, died October 13, 1822 in Venice) is an Italian sculptor. It was around 1804-1806, he created Perseus holding the head of Medusa, the statue can be seen at Pio-Clementine Museum at the Vatican. Perseus, king of Argos, is one of the greatest heroes of Greek mythology.

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.

Reproduction of the bronze statue by Giambologna made ​​using the lost wax, height: 59 cm.

Real marble base

Width: 17 cm - Depth: 23 cm

Giambologna (Giovanni Bologna in Italian), born Jean de Bologne or Boulogne Jehan is a Mannerist sculptor of Flemish origin born in Douai in 1529 and died in Florence August 14, 1608. Bronze sculpture by Giambologna was conducted between 1564 and 1580. The original statue is in the Bargello in Florence. In Greek mythology, Hermes is one of the gods of Olympus. He is the god of commerce, the guardian of roads and intersections, travelers, thieves, which guide the hero lucky, the conductor of souls to the Underworld, the messenger of the gods (especially Zeus) and inventor of weights and measures. It corresponds to the Mercury of the Romans, or to Sarmis Armis among Dacians weapons among the Scythians, Taaut the Phoenicians, Egypt and Thoth Sarruma Anatolia.

Bronze sculpture made ​​with lost wax, marble base, a height of 40.5 cm.

Width: 27 cm - Depth: 13 cm

Weight: 6.5 kgs

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