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Giambologna

Bull

Discover Giambologna's dynamic bronze bull sculpture, a masterful example of Mannerist power and refined anatomy; bring this iconic piece home.

Antoine-louis Barye

1854

Strength

Experience the Romantic emotion of Barye's 1854 bronze sculpture, 'Strength,' capturing tender resilience; discover this masterpiece of 19th-century art.

Nancy Graves

Variability Of Similar Forms

Explore Nancy Graves' Variability of Similar Forms – a striking sculptural assemblage featuring bleached bones arranged on gray wood, reflecting themes of evolution and repetition.

Augustus Saint-gaudens

1899

The Puritan

Experience the solemn realism of Saint-Gaudens's bronze Puritan sculpture, capturing 19th-century piety; discover this masterpiece of American art today.

Pierre-jean David D'angers

1830

François-august-rené, Vicomte De Chateaubriand

A Legacy Forged in Stone: The Life and Art of Pierre-Jean David d’Angers Born in Angers, France, in 1788, Pierre-Jean David began his artistic journey steeped in the republican fervor that would define much of his life and work. Initially apprenticed to a local wood carver – his father –, young David quickly demonstrated an aptitude for sculpting that propelled him towards greater ambitions.

Salvador Dalí

1973

Homage To Duchamp

Explore Salvador Dali’s "Homage To Duchamp" – a bronze sculpture embodying surrealism & resilience. A striking figurative work showcasing textural detail & symbolic depth.

Sir George James Frampton

1900

Lamia

Admire Sir George Frampton’s ‘Lamia,’ a stunning Art Nouveau sculpture inspired by Keats’ poem. A captivating beauty in bronze & ivory, perfect for art collectors.

Max Ernst

Chéri Bibi 1

Auguste Rodin

1898

Eternal Springtime (l’eternel Printemps)

Created during Rodin's relationship with Camille Claudel, the sculpture draws upon influences from Dante's Inferno and showcases Rodin's masterful technique—a testament to his revolutionary approach to modern sculpture.

Tomie Ohtake Nakakubo

1983

Paulo Figueiredo Gallery

Explore Tomie Ohtake's monumental sculpture 'Paulo Figueiredo Gallery,' a vibrant red and yellow abstract piece reflecting nature’s potential against São Paulo’s twilight backdrop.

Salvador Dalí

1980

The Persistence Of Memory

Explore Salvador Dalí’s bronze sculpture "The Persistence of Memory." A surrealist masterpiece depicting melting time & dreamlike imagery. Discover its symbolism & artistic brilliance.

Pablo Picasso

The Sculpture 1

Henry Moore

1957

Falling Warrior

Henry Moore’s ‘Falling Warrior,’ a bronze sculpture from 1957, captures vulnerability and strength through its abstracted form. This iconic British modernism piece invites contemplation on resilience and acceptance – discover this powerful artwork.

Alberto Giacometti

1931

Project For A Passageway (maquette)

This sculptural masterpiece by Alberto Giacometti embodies existentialism through elongated figures crafted from plaster. Inspired by African rites of passage and architectural environments, it showcases innovative techniques like model sculptures and immersive spaces.

Fernand Léger

1954

Kindergarten

Explore Fernand Leger’s ‘Kindergarten’ (1954), a dynamic Cubist sculpture of bold geometric shapes & vibrant colors. A fragmented, energetic artwork reflecting modern abstraction. Discover this unique piece!

Alfred Gilbert

Model For

Explore Alfred Gilbert’s model for Eros statue! Bronze sculpture, Impressionist influence, Piccadilly Circus icon. A unique Victorian art piece – details & analysis.

Donatello

Chellini Madonna, Recto

Rachel Whiteread

1990

False Door

'False Door' exemplifies Whiteread’s focus on transforming familiar objects into contemplative statements about space and history.

Jean-antoine Houdon

1803

Robert Fulton

Admire Jean-Antoine Houdon's masterful sculpture of Robert Fulton—a portrait capturing the statesman’s solemn gaze and refined attire, emblematic of Enlightenment ideals.

Auguste Rodin

1864

Man With The Broken Nose

Explore Rodin’s ‘Man with the Broken Nose,’ a poignant bronze sculpture embodying neoclassical realism & contemplation. Discover its detailed form & expressive power.

Claude Renoir (''coco'') 1 — Pierre-auguste Renoir

Giambologna

Antoine-louis Barye

Nancy Graves

Augustus Saint-gaudens

Franz Marc

Pierre-jean David D'angers

Salvador Dalí

Sir George James Frampton

Max Ernst

Auguste Rodin

Tomie Ohtake Nakakubo

Salvador Dalí

Pablo Picasso

Henry Moore

Alberto Giacometti

Fernand Léger

Alfred Gilbert

Donatello

Rachel Whiteread

Jean-antoine Houdon

Auguste Rodin

Pierre-auguste Renoir

Michelangelo Buonarroti

Roy Lichtenstein

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