Decoration with Art

Today we present a very unusual section of our Web page , it is the section of Jewellery , here you can find symbolic objects from around the world like Egypt , Aztecs , Celts and Vikings.   Pendants Celtic Cross. 2,5x2,5cm Isis. 3x2cm Ankh. 3x1,5cm Cretan ax . 2x1cm

Visit our section of figures of the Orient   Today we present a figure from the section of Reliefs and Figures of the East - India, Tibet, Japan, China . It is a seated Buddha, which measures 1 meter, this piece was made ​​of resin with fiberglass and has an excellent Patina that gives him the impression of being a stone statue that is centuries old. This piece is ready for decorations of Indoor and Outdoor, like Gardens and Terraces. This piece is an adapted representation of the great Scuplture of the seated Buddha located in the Po Lin Monastery in Lantau. It is the most famous Buddhist monastery in Hong Kong and one of the most famous worldwide: the Po Lin Monastery, which means "the beautiful Lotus", is crowned with a colossal Buddha, a statue of copper located in atop of a hill, the idol of Sakyamuni or Tian Tan Buddha is a true wonder for all visitors.

The three Graces. Figure of bronze. 70x40x25cm   Today we present a bronze figure of the three Graces , it is a piece made ​​of high density resin with metal baths (Bronze , Copper, Zin , etc ) . The Charites in the Greek mythology were the goddesses of the grace, who were associated with Aphrodite. They are the daughters of Zeus and Eurynome, and were called: Euphrosyne ("the Mirth"), Thalia ("the festivity") and Aglaia ("the Shining"). The three Charites or Graces were a favorite subject of visual arts and were often represented unclothed while they were touching or embracing mutually. In the Roman and Latin mythology the Graces are known under these names: Castitas, Pulchritude y Voluptas, which means as much as the virgin, the wife and the mistress. There are two opposing interpretations: The First in the Greek mythology they are a triad composed of three aspects of the same attribute; The Second in the Latin mythology they are a triad

Bas-relief. Venus and Adonis. 110x67cm     Today we present a work of our section of polychromed bas-reliefs , to be more precise the section of Renaissance and Neoclassicism , these reliefs are modeled by artisans by hand in Alabaster, then they will be polychromed with oil painting and finally the work gets a gilded, this procedure gives these works a unique value, the beauty of these works is unimaginable. This work comes from the Flemish artist Bartholomäus Spranger (1546 - 1611) and is called Venus and Adonis.

Visit our section of Egyptian figures     Today we will present something completely unusual, it is a replica of the sarcophagus of Tutankhamun. In Ancient Egypt, the sarcophagus of the kingship harbored at least one coffin, generally made in wood, where rested the mummy of the deceased, which was previously subjected to a process of embalming, the same process use substances, such as resins and / or balms with the aim of preserve the integrity of corpses of the putrefaction. Tutankhamun was an Egyptian pharaoh of the XVIIIth Dynasty. His reign was characterized by a return to the normality in the sector of society and religion. After his early death, he was buried in the Valley of the Kings, and his tomb, discovered in 1922, is the only tomb of a Pharaoh which was found today without being plundered by looters. From this same fact comes the fame of his sarcophagus. Other sarcophaguses : Sarcophagus. 52x52x191cm Sarcophagus. 52x52x191c

Bust of the god Ares in the neoclassical style. High : 27cm     Today we present the bust of the Greek god Ares, which is equivalent to the Roman god Mars, here we have a representation of the god in the neoclassical style. In Greek mythology, Ares is considered the Olympian god of war, but he is more the personification of the brutality and violence as well as the tumult, the confusion and the horrors of battle, in contrast to his stepsister Athena, who represents the meditation and the wisdom in the matters of the war and which protects the humans from the ravages of his stepbrother. The Romans identified him with Mars, the Roman god of war and agriculture (which he had inherited from the Etruscans), the Roman god enjoy of higher esteem.  

The galleon San Felipe. 94x78x28cm   Today we present a model of a galleon of breathtaking dimensions, it is the galleon San Felipe with the dimensions of 94x78x28cm, it is a giant and beautiful ship, which is widely known for its history in Spain. The galleon named "San Felipe", which was built in San Feliu de Guixols, and is also known under the name of Real Felipe or El Real. In the War of Succession, the Spaniards possessed a three-bridges ship of more than 1800 tons and with between 100 and 110 cannons, called "San Felipe", which was launched in 1690 to life in Sant Feliu de Guíxols. In 1705 was the ship part of a squad from 10 to 12 Spanish ships that went in battle with 24-25 English ships. Although the Spaniards emerged victorious, this huge ship called "San Felipe" was captured. The English ship that had the honor to have captured this ship was the HMS Revenge (1699-1745), but lost to the capture, because the poor condition of the "San

The mysteries of philosophy. 20x24cm Today we present a relief from the Middle Ages . This is a philosophical work with the representation of a lion devouring the sun, and above it the inscription in French "Je porte les mysteres de philosophe", which means I have the mysteries of philosophy.  

Olmec head. 86x69x113cm  We present a life-size replica of an Olmec head statue . This statue is a relic of the Olmec culture, a culture of Central American origin. It is a truly impressive work of a colossal head with a helmet or cap. The Olmec were the first "important" civilisation in Mexico after a progressive development in Soconusco. They lived in the tropical lowlands of south-central Mexico, in the present-day states of Veracruz and Tabasco. It has been speculated that the Olmec derived in part from the neighbouring Mokaya and/or Mixe-Zoquean. The first Olmec centre, San Lorenzo, was virtually abandoned around 900 BC, around the same time that La Venta came to prominence. Around 950 BC there was also massive destruction of many monuments at San Lorenzo, which may indicate an internal uprising or, less likely, an invasion. However, the latest thinking is that environmental changes may have been responsible for this displacement of Olmec centres, as some major rivers

Visit our section of carved marble sculptures     Here we present today a carved marble bust made with different types of marble, it is a piece of incomparable quality, as the production is not easy and the material is very expensive. Gaius Julius Caesar is depicted here with his chest raised and with the emblem of the Roman eagle on his chest. Caesar was a military and political leader of the late Republican era of Rome.

Clocks of the 15th century   Today we will present the section of medieval clocks of the 15th century, which we have one of these beautiful clocks here with us on the work, since it would be a waste, to leave this unique model in the warehouse. It is a replica of a wooden clock of the 15th century of 40x20cm, a table model with centrifugal output that is on first look a simple structure, but on closer examination has an ingenious design. Clock of the 15th century of 40x20cm  

 Bust of Hercules with lion's head. 44cm     Our web page has become very big with the course of time and also in many respects she has evolutionized but we are also very proud of our competitive prices although regrettably the transportation costs are added. But our target it is to bring the classic art to the visitors of our page closer and to make it possible that everyone can have a Roman statue at home. Today we present you a piece of our section of small classical statues in marble. It is the bust of Hercules with lion's head.

Torres de Cuart in Valencia. 14x9x11cm   Today we present to you a section, who is rarely visited by our visitors, it is the section of model building, here you will find a large selection of different famous buildings. The model building are of a really incredible beauty; and also very inexpensive. Here you can find models such as the Towers Of Cuart in Valencia. It is a part of the original wall of Valencia , built by order of Peter of Aragon in the fourteenth century and destroyed in 1865 , where now only two entrances are left. One of them is called the Door of Cuarte ( Torres de Quart ), built in the middle of the XV century ( 1441-1460) by Master Pedro Bofill . Inspired by Neapolitan buildings , the door has two large, robust and semi - cylindrical towers . Due to its outstanding defense , lack openings to the outside , while it has inside on the facade overlooking the city , has a dense network of doors and stairs

Visit our fountains section   We would like to present one of our newest products, a fountain with figures of a peasant woman with two children. The elaboration of the figures is of extraordinary precision and beauty. It is a universal work of art. In addition to the fountain there is a water pump, so that you will have no problems using your fountain. The fountain has a height of 120 cm and a circumference of 53 cm. You can find more fountains here.

Statue of Venus de Frejus . 178cm     Today we present a marble sculpture of high quality made ​​in reconstituted marble , a mixture of marble dust and resin , which has a very economical price compared to pure marble and is also of good quality . The patina of the old age is applied with natural earth minerals and therefore has a marble stone texture of incredible beauty. The original of this piece is a Roman copy of a Greek work that since ancient times has been lost and appeared in the French town of Frejus , hence their name Venus de Frejus . It is at the time in the museum of Louvre . This representation has also received the name of " Aphrodite of the Gardens " because of the many copies were made ​​of it , especially in the Roman era , and were erected in the gardens of the grand mansions and palaces of Rome , to the ornamentation of the same .