A smile that changed the world. Metal pin inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, 1503–1519. Packaged on a 55 x 55mm back card made from FSC certified recycled paper, sealed in a polybag with a handy Euro slot for easy display. Dimensions: Height 1.2 mm Materials: Metal
Own a fragment of the Sistine Chapel. Set of two metal pins depicting Michelangelo’s The Creation of Adam, 1512. Packaged on a 55 x 55 mm back card made from FSC-certified recycled paper, sealed in a polybag with a handy Euro lock for easy display. Dimensions: Height 1.2 mm Materials: Metal
A timeless masterpiece that you can carry with you. Metal pin inspired by Venus de Milo, made by Alexandros of Antioch, 2nd century BC. Packaged on a 55 x 55mm back card made from FSC certified recycled paper, sealed in a polybag with a handy Euro slot for easy display. Dimensions: Height 1.2 mm…
This image, created by François Pompon, reflects his signature style of stylized simplicity and elegance. It shows a bird in a resting position, with smooth lines and a reduction of detail, which is typical of Pompon’s work. This style emphasizes the essence and attitude of the animal rather than realistic details. The statue is 4…
Art Grec This Hellenistic relief shows the three Graces, daughters of Zeus and constant companions of Aphrodite, the goddess of love. Aglaea represents beauty, Euphrosyne represents joy and Thalia represents abundance and happiness. They almost seem to be dancing here. This lively style and the suggested rhythmic movement are characteristic of this period in late…
(1882–1889) “When a good sculptor sculpts the human body, he depicts not only the muscles, but also the life that activates those muscles.” When creating a sculpture, Rodin started with the torso, the part of the body where he believes all movement originates. This impressive torso with very pronounced muscles was used for three figures…
(21,000 – 23,000 BC) This ivory cup from the Upper Paleolithic is the oldest known realistic representation of a face. The fragment was found in 1892 in a cave near the French town of Brassempouy. Height: 12cm
(1906–1909) Rodin was fascinated by the expressiveness and symbolism of hands. For example, in his famous sculpture ‘The Cathedral’ the hands reflect the majestic Gothic architectural style. These two graceful hands form a preliminary study for “The Secret”, a marble sculpture in which two right hands clasp an abstract, rectangular “secret”. Height: 10cm
(24,000 – 22,000 BC) The most famous of the prehistoric female statues, known as Venus statues. The voluptuous female figure was carved in the Upper Paleolithic from Oölitic limestone, a type of stone that did not originate in this area. It was found in 1908 in the Austrian village of Willendorf. The Venus of Willendorf…
The postman-like monstrosity may be bringing a letter to the conspiring figures in the hole under the bridge. THE TEMPTATION OF SAINT ANTONY In the days of Hieronymus Bosch, Saint Anthony was much admired. He resisted devilish temptations. This is in stark contrast to the ordinary mortal, as this triptych shows in beautiful colors. Height:…
(1913–1915) At an early age, Modigliani went to the marble quarries in Carrara to learn sculpting. Later he became fascinated by traditional sculptures from Africa and Oceania. These influences are immediately recognizable in this stone-carved head. It is an inward-looking portrait, where the perfect vertical lines determine the shape. It has a meditative and sacred…
(1881) Because Degas’ eyesight deteriorated rapidly after the age of fifty, he had to increasingly rely on his sense of touch. Sculpture turned out to be a solution. Although he showed his work to almost no one in this last period of his life, he decided, after working on Het Danseresje for two years, to…
The “Grand Duc” sculpture is a refined sculpture of an eagle owl, originally created by the French sculptor François Pompon (1855-1933) between 1927 and 1930. Pompon was known for his stylized animal sculptures, reducing complex shapes to elegant, flowing lines. Height: 10cm
(1918) The small bronze statue Monkey with Skull attracted a lot of attention at the Great Berlin Art Exhibition in 1893. It was the first statue of Rheinhold as a professional artist, and an immediate commercial success. The Berlin bronze foundry H. Gladenbech & Sohn commercialized the adorable monkey in various variations under license. A…
(1880–1890) The Spanish Dance is one of the most elegant images from a series based on the ballet of the Paris Opera. This enchanting world remained an important source of inspiration for Degas for a lifetime. Height: 12cm
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Frequently asked questions
Which styles can I choose from?
You’ll find a wide range of styles, from cheerful pop art and comic to sleek modern shapes and dreamy surrealism. That way you browse purposefully towards the direction that best suits your taste and interior.
How do I know which style suits my interior?
Look at the atmosphere you already have at home. Colourful, playful statues sit beautifully in a contemporary or eclectic interior, while sleek, abstract shapes bring calm to a minimalist space.
What does shipping an art statue cost?
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