Decoration with Art

In some cultures the agate has the power to harmonize the yin yang, the positive and negative forces. But undoubtedly its play of light has a calming and soothing effect and provides great strength and determination, so they are said that they are very good at the time to make decisions and for people who suffer doubts and indecision. Visit our semi-precious stones section. Here you can buy the piece:  

At the late age of poetry and the Hellenistic and Roman art, belongs the tender story of "Psyche" -the personification of a soul full of love or, in other times, a butterfly which bore the same name. Psyche, according to the story, was the beautiful daughter of a king. The fame of her beauty aroused the jealousy of Aphrodite, who, to get rid of his rival, commissioned her son Cupid to make her a visit, and to inspire her the love to a common man. Sculpture of Cupid and Psyche. 14.5x10x17.5cm   Here you can buy the piece:    

The origin of the gargoyles dates back to the Middle Ages and is related with the rise of the bestiaries and the torments of hell. It is also true that the imagination of medieval artists was paid by even older myths. In fact, the first gargoyles were baptized with the name of 'griffins', so evidencing its classical roots. However, the iconography of the gargoyles was not limited to the mere representation of griffins, but also embodied other fabulous creatures which could take the form of animals, humans or a mixture of both; but always represented more or less in a monstrous manner. At the present age we can find the Gargoyles which represents the supposed mythological powers which these rocks emanate with his monstrous shape. Visit our section of medieval sculptures  

Neoclassicism appeared in the XVIIIth century to describe in a pejorative way the aesthetic movement, which came be reflected in the arts the intellectual principles of the Enlightenment, which since the mid-eighteenth century had been taking place in philosophy, and consequently had been transmitted to all the fields of the culture. However, the Neoclassicism went losing adepts in favor to the Romanticism. The Neoclassicism arose from the desire to recover the traces of the past, which remind the great works of ancient Greek and Roman cultures. Visit our assorted clocks section

The gramophone is a word which comes from the Greek and means: Gramma "writing" and Fono "sound". The gramophone was the first system of recording and reproduction of sound which used a flat disc. It was also the most common device to play recorded sound from the 1890s until the mid 1950s. Square Gramophone. 70x49x49cm   Here you can buy the piece:   

For a very good price you can get an impressive sculpture, it's a reproduction of the famous sculpture of Apollo and Daphne , which was performed by the Italian sculptor Gian Lorenzo Bernini in the years 1622 and 1625. This statue belongs to the Baroque style. It is a marble sculpture of natural size that is exposed in the Borghese Gallery in Rome. Sculpture of Apollo and Daphne. Height: 46cm Here you can buy the piece: 

We have a large collection of beautiful Roman coins in bronze, for example this coin with the face of Janus engraved. This coin is a reproduction of the ancient Roman coins, which were given away for the new year, because the god Janus had for the Romans during this date a very important role. The author Ovidio, in his work Fasti, tries to capture the Roman calendar, speaking about how the god Janus explains the customs of the day during the 1st of January. The month of January (Ianuarius) was dedicated to the god Janus, who looks back and forth, at the end of the year and at the beginning of the next. Janus, known as the god of all beginnings. Ovidio wrote an invocation to Janus: "You who have the two faces and who start the year in silence, alone among the spirits who see behind." Greek coin of the God Janus. Ø: 6cm Here you can buy the piece:   

  On our website you can find a wide variety of different canvases and next to them you can find a section of beautiful and incredible frames in the finish of your choice, to frame the canvas you like so much. Antique Frame 274. (outside: 73x61cm, inside: 61x50cm)   Here you can buy the piece: 

Sculpture of the goddess Justice. 73cm Here we present a sculpture of the goddess Justice which measures 73 cm for a discounted price. Since the fifteenth century the lady of justice is often depicted blindfolded. The blindfold represents objectivity, what justice is or should be, represent, they should be objective impose, without fear or favor, regardless of identity, money, power or weakness, the blind and impartial justice. The first Roman coins represent uncovered Justitia with the sword in one hand and in the other the balance, but with the eyes uncovered. Justitia was only commonly represented as "blind" in the late XV century. The earliest known representation of blind Justice is the statue of Hans Giengen 1543 justice fountain (Fountain of Justice) in Berne. Here you can buy the piece: