Garden sculpture "The Bather," artificial marble. A splendor reminiscent of the French king's court. At that time, so-called "well-informed circles" persistently spread the claim that the elegant bather of the Sèvres director Falconet was the official mistress of Louis XV. Original: Staatliche Museen zu Berlin – Preußischer Kulturbesitz. Paris, circa 1764. Marble. The museum replica, handcrafted by Polymeres ars mundi, is made of weather-resistant artificial marble and is 87 cm high, including the base. Copyright: ars mundi

Statue "Praying Ephebe" (original size), bronze version. Leochares (375-310 BC) participated in the completion of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, and created the ideal of the godlike, heroic Olympian with the "Praying Ephebe." The eternal flame shone upon the young man in the Diadumenos area at Olympia as he crowned himself with the victor's wreath. He stretches his arms above his head, invoking the blessing of the immortals. Original: Bronze, National Museums in Berlin, Pergamon Museum. Leochares, c. 320 BC. Bronze edition. Original size 139 cm. Weight approx. 80 kg.

Wall painting from Pompeii: "The Three Graces," on stretcher frame. The Three Graces, 1st century AD: This replica was made after the original from the National Archaeological Museum, Naples. Reproduced without a grid as a giclée print on artist's canvas. Traditionally stretched on a wooden frame. Size approx. 40.5 x 40.5 cm.

Sculpture "The Reclining Girl" (1826), artificial marble. The Quadriga atop the Brandenburg Gate is Schadow's most famous work. However, with the sculpture of the reclining girl, the leading figure of German Classicism brought his oeuvre to a crowning conclusion: it is the magnificent summary of his life's work, in which his artistic principles are perfectly united. Original: National Gallery, Berlin. Marble. Polymer museum replica, cast by hand. Dimensions 95 x 37 x 38 cm, weight 75 kg. Copyright: Johann Gottfried Schadow / ars mundi

Garden sculpture "Bust Le Rêve" An artfully crafted garden sculpture assembled from countless metal parts. Its fragmented design is captivating, emphasizing the dreamy expression and inviting the viewer to linger and reverie. Weatherproof. Dimensions: 108 x 60 x 37 cm (H/W/D). Weight: 7 kg.

Title: "And then Eve saw the Angel" (2024) Artist: Nikolay Devnenski (Germany) Medium: Digital art, giclée print on paper Edition: Limited edition (20 pieces) Style: Classicism, Abstract Art, Surrealism Subject(s): Women, Abstract, Nude, Erotic Dimensions: 52 W x 76.4 H x 0.1 D cm ( unframed ) Copyright: Artfinder / Nikolay Devnenski The artwork and the certificate of authenticity are signed by the artist on the back. International shipping in a sturdy box or tube. Delivery time: Usually 5–7 business days for domestic shipments, 7–14 business days for international shipments. Returns: 14-day return policy

Garden sculpture "Mother Earth Dancing" (original/unique piece), bronze. The Roman Gaia, the African Konkomba, the South American Pachamama, the Indian Prithivi – mythologies around the world feature the motif of the primordial mother. Often, the creation of the world and nature is linked to highly revered female figures. Beth Newman-Maguire's "dancing Mother Earth," enveloped in foliage, who distributes life and fertility in an elegant dance, thus draws on an ancient, archetypal myth – even if she expresses it in a highly modern style. Unique piece in bronze, cast using the lost-wax process, hand-chased and patinated. Dimensions: 250 x 100 x 115 cm (H/W/D). Weight: approx. 291 kg. Copyright: Beth Newman-Maguire / ars mundi

Sculpture "Pierre de Wissant", bronze version. Faithful museum replica. Edition in fine bronze, cast using the lost-wax process, hand-chased, polished, and patinated. Height 43 cm. Weight approx. 6 kg.

Sculpture "A Couple", bronze. A fine bronze sculpture, cast using the lost-wax process, hand-chased, polished, and patinated. Limited edition of 33 numbered and signed pieces. Dimensions: 40 x 35 x 13 cm (H/W/D). Weight: approx. 10.2 kg. Copyright: ars mundi / Manfred Reinhart

Sculpture "The Kiss" (27 cm), version in artificial 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, hand-cast in white, polymer-bonded artificial marble. Reduced size. Dimensions including diabase: 27 x 17 x 18 cm (H/W/D). Weight: approx. 5.7 kg. Base: 2.5 x 17 x 17 cm (H/W/D). Copyright: ars mundi

One of the most beautiful works of modern sculpture: Eros and passion – "The Kiss" by Auguste Rodin. With this magnificent sculpture, Rodin captures the moment of rapture when the two lovers find each other in a passionate embrace. In a storm of emotions, the artist makes the fateful significance of the scene visible. Rodin's art of vibrant surfaces, expressively curved bodies, and penetrating gestures of desire is an expression of intensely charged states of mind. Original: Bronze, Musée Rodin, Paris (1888/89). Museum replica. Version in fine bronze, cast using the lost-wax process. Reduced size. Dimensions including diabase: 26 x 17 x 17.5 cm. Weight: approx. 5.1 kg. Copyright: ars mundi

Statue "The Youth of Marathon" (reduction). Original: National Archaeological Museum of Athens. Praxiteles, Attic, circa 330 BC. Reduction. Hand-patinated cast iron with natural stone base. Height including base 68 cm. Weight approx. 12 kg. Copyright: ars mundi

Victory statue "Discus Thrower by Myron," reduction. The lost statue by Myron, created by the Greek sculptor in the 5th century BC, is characterized by its unwavering will to victory and perfect concentration. Roman copies like this one are responsible for the statue's continued worldwide fame. Original: Bronze, circa 1800. Polymer ars mundi museum replica, hand-cast with a bronze finish. This is a reduction. Height 24 cm. Copyright: ars mundi

Sculpture "Dying Slave" (1513), reduction in artificial marble. Original: Musée du Louvre, Paris. Reduction cast in artificial marble. Height 110 cm, weight approx. 65 kg.

Statuette "Goddess Flora" (with vase insert), version in artificial marble. The sculptor Roman Strobl created this impressive statuette in the Neoclassical style. It embodies the goddess Flora, celebrated annually at spring festivals. A vase insert is set into the cascading folds of the patroness of gardens and flowers. Statuette with vase insert. Hand-cast polymer ars mundi museum replica. Weatherproof. Overall height 88 cm. Limited worldwide edition of 199 numbered and signed copies. Copyright: Roman Johann Strobl / ars mundi