This hand-made angel figure is made from high-quality impruneta terracotta, which is known for its special durability and weather resistance. Designed with great attention to detail, the sculpture impresses with its graceful presence. In combination with a suitable base, the garden sculpture has its full effect. Color: Terracotta Dimensions: 72 x 30 x 30 cm (H x W x D) Weight: 25 kg free shipping with 30-day return right.

The female statue in the classicist style symbolizes summer and refers to the grain harvest. It is made of impruneta terracotta and combines traditional craft with robustness compared to moisture and frost. Color: Terracotta Dimensions: 140 x 47 x 47 cm (H x W x D) Weight: 80 kg free shipping with 30-day return right.

This outdoor statue of the Dresden Steinmanufaktur, the Roman god of love, represents. With his cheeky look and the graceful shape of mirrors t Flavio, the natural beauty of the garden and property. Despite the lack of wings, he holds a pigeon on his arm and kneels on a base, which makes it a piece of jewelry for gardens or public places. The sculpture made of real Elbe sandstone casting is provided with an ancient patina that also emphasizes its noble character. Color: 3 color variants available (sand, antique gray, Portland white) Dimensions: 88 x 40 x 47 cm (H x W x D). Weight: 87 kg free shipping with 30-day right of return. Copyright: Dresdner Steinmanufaktur / Gartentraum.de

Wall painting from Pompeii: Image "The Three Grazs", the three graces on stretch frames, AD 1st: The replica presented here was manufactured according to the original from the Archaeological National Museum, Naples. Raster-free reproduces as a Giclée edition on artist canvas. Traditionally looking forward to stretcher frames. Format approx. 40.5 x 40.5 cm.

Sculpture "a couple", bronze sculpture in fine bronze, cast in wax outlawing, chased, polished and patinated by hand. Limited edition 33 copies, numbered, signed. Format 40 x 35 x 13 cm (h/b/t). Weight approx. 10.2 kg. Copyright: Ars Mundi / Manfred Reinhart

Sculpture "Der Kuss" (27 cm), version in art marble one of the most beautiful works of modern sculpture: Eros and passion - "The kiss" by Auguste Rodin. Original: bronze, Musée Rodin, Paris. Created in 1888/89. Museum replica cast by hand in white, polymer-bound art marble. Reduction. Format including diabass base 27 x 17 x 18 cm (h/b/t). Weight approx. 5.7 kg. Base 2.5 x 17 x 17 cm (h/b/t). Copyright: Ars Mundi

One of the most beautiful works of modern sculpture: Eros and passion - "The Kiss" by Auguste Rodin. With this grandiose sculpture, Rodin designs the moment of rapture when the two lovers find each other in a passionate hug. In a storm of emotions, the artist makes the fateful meaning of the scene visible. Rodin's art of the vibrating surfaces, the expressively curved body and the haunting gestures of the desire is an expression of energetic soul states. Original: bronze, Musée Rodin, Paris (1888/89). Museum replica. Version in noble bronze, cast according to the process of lost form. Reduction. Format including diabass base 26 x 17 x 17.5 cm weight approx. 5.1 kg copyright: ars mundi

Statue "The Youth of Marathon" (reduction) Original: Archeological National Museum Athens. Praxiteles, Attisch, around 330 BC. Chr. Reduction. Hand -patinated art casting with natural stone base. Height including the socket 68 cm. Weight approx. 12 kg. Copyright: Ars Mundi

Victory statue "Discus thrower of Myron", reduction in the will to win and complete concentration distinguishes the lost statue of the Myron, which the Greek sculptor in the 5th century BC. Chr. Schuf. Roman copies like this is thanks to the fact that this statue of victory is still world famous. Original: bronze, for the birth of Christ. Polymer Ars Mundi Museum replica cast by hand with bronze finish. It is a reduction. Height 24 cm. Copyright: Ars Mundi

The Attic sculptor Leochares (375–310 BC), which helped to complete one of the ancient seven wonders of the world at the mausoleum of Halikarnass, realized the ideal of the god -like heroic Olympian with the "praying cake". In the consecrated district of Diadumenos at Olympics, the shine of the eternal fire fell on the youth crowning with the winning heritage. Using his arms far over the head, he calls the blessing of the immortal. Original: bronze, state museums of Prussian cultural ownership Berlin, Pergamon Museum. Leochares, around 320 BC Chr. Reduction, height including square base 75 cm. Version in white, polymer bound art marble. Copyright: Ars Mundi