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By Subrata Paul
Sculpture | Bronze on | 14 (w) x36(h) x 8(d) inches
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By Subrata Paul
Sculpture | Bronze on 100% Acid Free Reg Paper | 24 (w) x 11 (h) inches
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Sculpture | Bronze on 100% Acid Free Reg Paper | 20 (w) x 9 (h) inches
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FAQs for Bronze Sculptures
When it comes to buying bronze sculptures, there are a few things you should keep in mind. First and foremost, you want to make sure you buy from a reputable dealer. There are a lot of replicas of popular styles or forms out there, so you want to be sure you’re working with someone who knows what they’re doing. Secondly, you want to think about the size and placement of the sculpture. Make sure it’s something that will fit in your space and that you’re happy with the placement. Lastly, you want to consider the price. Bronze sculptures can be expensive, so be sure to shop around and get the best deal you can. These are just a few tips to keep in mind when buying bronze sculptures. Do your research and take your time to find the perfect piece for your home.
Bronze is an excellent choice for those who are looking for a high-quality, long-lasting sculpture. There are many reasons to purchase a bronze sculpture:
- The beauty of bronze- There is no denying that bronze is a beautiful metal. It has a warm, rich color that is unique among metals. When polished, bronze takes on a bright, shiny finish that is truly stunning.
- The durability of bronze- Bronze is an incredibly durable metal. It is resistant to corrosion and will not rust. Bronze sculptures are built to last, and will continue to look beautiful for years to come.
- The versatility of bronze- Bronze as a material can be used for a wide variety of sculptures. From traditional to modern, there is a bronze sculpture to suit any taste. If you are looking for a high-quality, long-lasting sculpture, bronze is the perfect choice.
Some of the most popular types of bronze sculptures include animals, people, and abstract shapes. Many people enjoy bronze sculptures because they can be placed outdoors and enjoy the natural elements. Apart from the contemporary Indian artists, parts of India are also known for their traditional bronze sculptures.
Bronze sculptures have been around for thousands of years. Some of the earliest examples of bronze sculptures were found in China and date back to 2000 BC. Bronze sculptures were also popular in ancient Greece and Rome.
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The great civilizations of the old world worked in bronze for art, from the time of the introduction of the alloy for tools and edged weapons. Dancing Girl from Mohenjodaro, belonging to the Harappan civilization and dating back to c. 2500 BCE, is perhaps the first known bronze statue. Far more Roman bronze statues have survived. Egyptian small lost-wax bronze sculptures of figurines were made in large numbers, but the true marvels of bronze casting were made on the other side of the Mediterranean sea.
While the actual practice might have originated in other parts of India, it found the highest patronage during the Pallava and Chola rule in South India once it made its way South. Over a period of time, the use of bronze in sculptures has been found across India; from Kashmir to Kerala and from Gujarat to Odisha. It had mainly been used for sculptures of gods and goddesses, the most popular icon of which is the Nataraja statue of Shiva.
Bronze was generally preferred as a sculptur...
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The great civilizations of the old world worked in bronze for art, from the time of the introduction of the alloy for tools and edged weapons. Dancing Girl from Mohenjodaro, belonging to the Harappan civilization and dating back to c. 2500 BCE, is perhaps the first known bronze statue. Far more Roman bronze statues have survived. Egyptian small lost-wax bronze sculptures of figurines were made in large numbers, but the true marvels of bronze casting were made on the other side of the Mediterranean sea.
While the actual practice might have originated in other parts of India, it found the highest patronage during the Pallava and Chola rule in South India once it made its way South. Over a period of time, the use of bronze in sculptures has been found across India; from Kashmir to Kerala and from Gujarat to Odisha. It had mainly been used for sculptures of gods and goddesses, the most popular icon of which is the Nataraja statue of Shiva.
Bronze was generally preferred as a sculptural material because it expands when hot and shrinks as it cools, which makes it easier to transfer impressions from the mold.
Subrata Paul is one of our key artists who works with Bronze to create contemporary Indian sculptures..
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