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Condition: Used Location: Danbury, United States + Older Statue of Mary "The Blessed Mother" + 49" ht. + This is a nice older statue of Mary "The Blessed Mother" as shown +. + This statue can be picked ... moreup from our warehouse in Joliet, IL. + This is a fine antique plaster statue with beautiful original coloring (see photos) +.
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Condition: Used Location: Port Huron, United States bronze_deal Bronze Marble Statue Mother Virgin Mary Madonna Jesus Sculpture Free Shipping! Condition: This sculpture is in perfect condition. Bronze Dimensions ... morewith Marble Base:Height 13" x Width 4" Marble Dimensions: Diameter 4" Height without base: 10" Weight: 12 LBS Inventory: 41DS4253541 This is a beautifully sculpted statue of a woman carrying a water jug. She wears a long flowing dress which is gathered at her waist. Creating a beautiful cascade of creases. Her body is slender yet shapely and she embodies an innocent beauty. She carries the jug with both hands over her shoulder most likely due to the fact that the jug is full and heavy. She walks with determination. Her face is distinguished and calm. This brown patina was cast using the"lost wax method. She is mounted on a black marble base and is signed Milo. The process of bringing a bronze sculpture to life using the lost-wax method is something you'll appreciate after taking this tour- Enjoy. Here Artist original clay sculpture is nearly ready for the foundry. Note the artist is still adding the finishing touches. Most sculptors prefer to work with clay or wax; some however. Do use wood and other mediums. Here the finished original clay is now complete. The sculptor will take it to the foundry now, get a bid then begin the first stages of the lost wax process. The first step can be shocking for some as they begin to decide how this original will be cut up. In order to prepare the original clay sculpture for molding. It will be dissected by cutting the clay with wire and by cutting the armature with a saw. The armature is what helped support the clay in place while the artist was creating it. Note the registration marks which later in the process will serve to realign the parts. Shown here are the sections of the original clay sculpture after having been dissected. Now the various parts of the original are carefully mounted on clay plugs before the rubber mold material is applied. The clay plug later serves as a pour spout f
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Condition: Used Location: Marianna, United States NO LONGER AVAILABLE.
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Condition: Used Location: Marianna, United States NO LONGER AVAILABLE.
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