Decoration with Art

When you walk into an art gallery with paintings, which decorating the walls and  makes you dip into the worlds that are around you, one is blinded by the beauty that surrounds it. But, if you now could have this sensation at home, in our store Decorarconarte you can find for a very economical price framed paintings in frames , which  were painted in gold or silver by our artisans. Reproduction of a old panting. 62x53cm Here you can buy the piece: 

“The beauty lies not only in what we see and hear, there can be beauty in the heart of one, in the way how to communicate the things and in the acts.”

Sculpture of The Rape of the Sabines. 55cm   The Rape of the Sabines is a sculpture realized in marble in the year 1583 by Giambologna (Juan de Bolonia) a Franco-Flemish sculptor who was active in Florence during the XVI century. The sculpture was part of the ducal collection of La Loggia and is located in Piazza della Signoria of Florence. This sculpture is inspired in the Rape of the Sabines , a mythological episode which describes the abduction of women from the tribe of the Sabines by the founders of Rome. Here you can buy the piece:

A thought is what has been thought or when you are thinking about something; an opinion, a view or a concept or an idea. The idea is a result, a product of the thought process in the form of a judgment or of a term that reflects the ideal case, the General in the mass of individual things or fixes the essentials, the Legitimate in the diversity of the phenomena of the surrounding human world. After Frege Psychologismuskritik in the 19th century and according to Husserl is science linguistically differentiated systematically between the thoughts in the subjective-psychological and the thought in the objective sense. In the art work "Thoughts while writing the letter" of Gustave Léonard de Jonghe, we find the thought again. Visit our printed canvas section

This month we have three unique reliefs for an incredible price in the offer, it is the relief of the muses , the relief of the gods and the relief of the Venus with mirror . Greek relief of the muses. 42x38cm Greek relief of the gods. 53x42cm Greek relief. Venus with mirror. 45 x 34 cm.   Here you can buy the pieces: Greek relief of the muses. Greek relief of the gods. Greek relief. Venus with mirror.  

Head of Antinoüs with iron base. Height: 40cm   In ancient Rome there was a young man of great beauty named Antinoüs who was the favorite and lover of the Roman Emperor Hadrian. Here we have a reproduction of the Head of the Bust known as Antinoüs of Ecouen, a marble copy of an original of the 18th century from the Villa Adriana and which is now located in the Prado Museum. Here you can buy the piece:

The sculptures of the female silhouette are one of the features of the exhibition of the art of the Ice Age, entitled "The arrival of the modern mind." In this video, the curator Jill Cook and artist Ghislaine Howard explore these representations of women of the Ice Age and contemporary art.

One of our latest innovations in Decorarconarte are sculptures made by hand in molded Alabaster with great precision, recreating this way impressive designs. These sculptures have a unique finish in oil paints, with a patina of aging and / or with gildings in gold leaf. One of these sculptures is this Venetian lion, which is a classic reproduction inspired in the ornamental lions that support the pillars of the pulpit of the Ravello Cathedral. Venetian lion I. Sculpture. 47x42cm   Here you can buy the piece

At the Gate of the Garden. Canvas by Godward (1861-1922)   Godward was a Victorian Neo-classicist , and therefore a follower of the works of Frederic Leighton , who focused on historical, biblical and classical themes. His works is closer stylistically to Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema , who is known for its sumptuous pictures inspired in the ancient world and with whom he shared the taste for the interpretation of classical architecture , in particular, remains of buildings built in marble. The majority of the existing paintings of Godward shows women with classical dresses, posed against the mentioned landscapes, although is also include some representations semi-nude and fully nude in his works (A notable example is "The Tepidarium" (1913 ), which shares its title with a polemic painting of Alma-Tadema of the same thematic, which resides in the Lady Lever Art Gallery). The titles of the works of Godward reflect the source of his inspiration: " The classical civilizatio...

Papyrus of Roman World Map, Tabula Peutingeriana. 4m   The world map of the Roman Empire " Tabula Peutingeriana " . A papyrus roll of 4 meters in length. The "Tabula Peutingeriana" or Peutinger Table is an itinerary which shows the road network of the Roman Empire. You can see one of the copies in the Austrian National Library in Vienna. They have only survived copies of the original map, the map was made in the fourth century because it appears Constantinople which was founded in 328 and some places of the province of Germania which were destroyed in the fifth century. The map covers Europe, parts of Asia (India) and North Africa. Here you can buy the piece: 

Figure of the three Graces. 41cm   We highlight the following newly added product, it is a statue of the three Graces  almost an half a meter high. The work of Antonio Canova " The Three Graces " is a neoclassical sculpture group in marble, which represents the three mythological Charites , daughters of Zeus, which who represent the beauty, charm and joy. The Graces presided banquets and meetings principally to entertain and delight the guests of the Gods. They are identified in some engravings of the statue as (left to right) Euphrosyne, Aglaea and Thalia. Of The Work of Canova exist two versions: the first, commissioned by Josephine de Beauharnais, wife of Napoleon, which is conserved in the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg (Russia); the second, commissioned by an English nobleman, the Duke of Bedford, was executed in 1994 and was acquired by two British institutions that expose she alternatively: the Victoria & Albert Museum in London and the National Gal...