Marble Sculptures
Sculpture of a 19th-century marble bust of Isidore Loli.
Sculpture by François Fernandez, known as SAVY, in light green marble, signed and dated...
Sculpture by François Fernandez, known as SAVY, in Carrara marble, signed and dated 2001.
Regula sculpture by Auguste Moreau, marble base, early 20th century.
Sculpture in white Carrara marble, Napoleon III period, 19th century.
Pair of small black and grey marble obelisks in the Napoleon III style, 20th century.
Pair of black and grey marble obelisks in the Napoleon III style, 20th century.
Contemporary Marble Sculpture by Artist François Fernadez, known as SAVY, Circa 2001.
Contemporary Marble Sculpture by Artist François Fernadez, known as SAVY, Circa 2001.
Painted marble sculpture by Jaildo Marinho da Costa.
Alabaster Sculpture, Woman with a Flute, Antiquity of the 19th Century
Welcome to our section dedicated toluxury marble sculptures, a category that brings together timeless masterpieces and contemporary creations, representing a range of styles and periods from Louis XV to Art Deco and beyond, to modern and avant-garde trends. Discover a unique collection, carefully selected for art lovers and discerning collectors.
Marble sculptures from the Louis XV period
The Louis XV period is distinguished by its rococo style, characterized by elegance and fluidity of form. Marble sculptures from this period are often adorned with floral motifs and scrolls, capturing delicacy and lightness. Artists of this period, such as Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne and Edmé Bouchardon, exploited the finesse of marble to create works of great expressiveness and incomparable refinement.
Marble sculptures from the Louis XVI period
The reign of Louis XVI saw the emergence of neoclassical art, inspired by Greek and Roman antiquity. Marble sculptures from this period favored straight lines and geometric forms, with a preference for mythological and historical themes. Works by sculptors such as Jean-Antoine Houdon and Augustin Pajou perfectly illustrate this quest for purity and antique grandeur, with pieces in which marble is worked with remarkable precision and detail.
Sculptures from the Empire period
The Empire period, marked by the domination of Napoleon Bonaparte, saw the emergence of imposing, heroic marble sculptures. Artists of this period, such as Antonio Canova and Bertel Thorvaldsen, drew inspiration from military victories and imperial figures to create monumental, majestic works. Marble, a noble and durable material, was used to depict mythological figures, busts of Napoleon and historical scenes, reflecting the power and glory of the Empire.
Sculptures from the Napoleon III period
The Napoleon III period is characterized by stylistic eclecticism, combining neoclassical, baroque and rococo elements with contemporary influences. Marble sculptures from this period are often rich in detail and ornament, testifying to the opulence and taste for luxury of the imperial court. Sculptors such as Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux and Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse created works of captivating complexity and beauty, using marble for its aesthetic qualities and durability.
Art Nouveau sculptures
The Art Nouveau movement, which emerged at the end of the 19th century, is characterized by organic, flowing forms inspired by nature. Marble sculptures from this period reflect this aesthetic with motifs of plants, flowers and animals, creating works of great delicacy and natural elegance. Artists such as Auguste Rodin and Camille Claudel exploited the qualities of marble to create pieces in which the fluidity of forms and sensuality of lines are magnificently rendered.
Art Deco sculptures
Art Deco, which flourished in the 1920s, introduced a more geometric, stylized style. Marble sculptures from this period are characterized by clean lines, symmetrical shapes and decorative motifs. Marble, often combined with other materials such as bronze and glass, is used to create modern, elegant works. Sculptors such as Demetre Chiparus and Paul Manship marked this period with pieces that embodied the spirit of the age, combining sophistication and modernity.
Contemporary Design Sculptures
Our contemporary sculpture collection features innovative, avant-garde works. Contemporary artists explore new forms and techniques of marble sculpture, sometimes incorporating modern materials such as resin and metal. These sculptures stand out for their originality and creativity, offering a unique and contemporary vision of sculptural art in marble. Artists such as Jeff Koons and Anish Kapoor push the boundaries of artistic creation with bold, provocative works.
Materials used
The luxury marble sculptures in our collection are made from the highest quality materials. Marble, a noble material par excellence, is often combined with other materials such as bronze, brass and glass to create robust, elegant works. White, black and colored marble offer a variety of textures and finishes, enabling artists to bring their artistic visions to life with great precision. Each piece is selected for its beauty, quality and uniqueness, ensuring a collection of inestimable value.
Manufacturing techniques
Marble carving techniques have evolved over the centuries, while retaining traditional know-how. Direct carving, hand polishing and modelling are the preferred methods for creating pieces of great finesse. Contemporary artists combine these age-old techniques with modern technologies, such as CNC machining and waterjet cutting, to produce unique and innovative sculptures. The creative process often begins with a clay or wax model, followed by step-by-step cutting of the marble to a polished, detailed finish.
Historical and cultural significance
Each marble sculpture in our collection is a testimony to its era and style. These works of art are not only objects of beauty, but also collectors' items of significant historical and cultural value. They reflect the artistic trends, social and political influences of their time, and constitute a precious legacy for future generations. To own a marble sculpture is to own a piece of art history, a timeless work that will continue to inspire and amaze.
Selection and purchase
We carefully select each marble sculpture in our collection to guarantee its authenticity and quality. Our pieces are certified by experts and accompanied by certificates of authenticity. Whether you're a passionate collector or an art lover looking for a unique piece to embellish your home, our collection of luxury marble sculptures will meet your expectations. Each piece is a masterpiece that will bring elegance and sophistication to any space.
Conclusion
Theluxury marble sculpturesOf our website offers an exceptional selection of works of art from all periods and styles. From the elegant and refined pieces of the Louis XV period to the bold and innovative creations of contemporary artists, our collection is a tribute to the artistic excellence and craftsmanship of sculptors through the ages. Explore our collection and discover sculptures that combine tradition and modernity, history and creativity, to enrich your art collection or enhance your living space.
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