Bronze statue made to the lost wax, real marble base - Height: 38.5 cm.

Width: 15 cm - Depth: 11 cm

Reproduction of the masterpiece of Renaissance sculpture in the sculpture of "David" by Michelangelo.

Michelangelo's David has represented a slingshot in hand, just before his fight against Goliath.

Bronze sculpture of a kouros made ​​using the lost wax, real marble base - Height: 42 cm

Width: 11 cm - Depth: 10 cm

Weight: 3.3 kgs

A kouros (plural kouroi) is the statue of a young man, dating from the Archaic Period of Greek sculpture (from -650 to -500).

The kouroi were created at a time when Greece was under the cultural influence of Ancient Egypt, as shown by their characteristic rigid pose, reminiscent of statues of ancient Egyptian kings.

For more information see the article on Wikipedia: Wikipedia The Kouros

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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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Bronze sculpture manufactured to the lost wax, real marble base - Height: 41 cm .

Width: 13 cm - depth: 10 cm

The warriors of Riace bronzes are two Greek bronze sculptures dating from the fifth century BC. AD (around 460 for the warrior to 430 A and B for the warrior) and kept at the National Museum of Reggio Calabria. A little larger than life (1.98 meters high and the warrior A, 1.97 meters for the Warrior B), they were discovered in 1972 off Riace, Calabria, probably at the scene of a shipwreck in Antiquity. They are among the very few Greek bronzes large still preserved in their entirety, with the Charioteer of Delphi and the god of Artemis. The two warriors are witnesses of the evolution taking place in the techniques of bronze from the late sixth century BC. AD : They are made using the technique of lost wax casting of negative technique that keeps the model and the mold, and get a more even thickness of bronze.

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

Height: 33 cm - Width: 23 cm - Depth: 7.5 cm

In Greek mythology, Artemis is the goddess of the hunt, and one of the goddesses associated with the moon (compared to Apollo, the god of the Sun). It is treated in Roman mythology the goddess Diana. His attributes are the deer, bow, quiver and arrows. She is the daughter of Zeus and Leto and the Twin sister of Apollo (or just the s? Sister, according to the Homeric hymn dedicated to him), with which it shares many common features.

Grype or the griffin is a legendary creature found in many ancient cultures. it is imagined and represented with the body of an eagle (head, wings and talons) grafted onto the back of a lion (abdomen, legs and tail), equipped with horse ears and a tail of a serpent. variations with sometimes a griffin always keep the distinction of being recognized hiéracocéphale. the griffin may take different names, which vary in time. once, you could call it the sauveteur.certains paleontologists have suggested that his invention would come from discoveries of skeletons Protoceratops the shape of the skull reminiscent of a griffin.

Bronze manufactured to the lost wax, real marble base

Height: 22 cm - Width: 30 cm - Depth: 10.5 cm

Weight : 4,7 kgs

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 ​​by the lost wax, real marble base with a height of 44 cm.

Width: 16.5 cm - Depth: 13.5 cm

Goddess of Justice, Law and Equity, Themis assists Zeus in Olympus. It is often represented in ancient art holding a set of scales with which it weighs the arguments of the opposing parties. In Greek mythology, Themis, daughter of Uranus (Heaven) and Gaia (Earth) 1 is one of Titanides. It gives Zeus, who is the second wife after Metis, Fates, Hours and Astraea which sometimes supplemented by the three Hesperides, three Nymphs of the river Eridanus and homonoia, the goddess of Concorde.

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 representing a goddess with his sword and shield, height 39 cm.

Bronze statue made ​​in the lost wax on a genuine marble base.

Width: 18 cm - Depth: 10 cm