Sculpture of Baccante. 47 x 29 x 64 cm.

Description

Sculpture of Baccante, a high-quality reproduction made of molded marble (marble powder bonded with resins). The finishing is done with the application of patinas based on natural earth, giving the statue a unique beauty and texture very similar to an ancient piece.

Measurements:

• Height of the statue with the base: 64 cm.
• Figure measurements: Width: 47 cm. Depth: 29 cm.
• Base measurements: Width: 14.5 cm. Depth: 15.5 cm. Height: 12 cm.

The original work was created by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux in 1872 and is currently preserved in the Musée d’Orsay under the title “Bacchante aux Lauriers” (Bacchante with Laurels).

The decoration of our home takes on a distinctive personality and expression when we incorporate reproductions like this Sculpture of Baccante that expresses the beauty of the classical world. With statues like this bust inspired by the art of Antiquity, the Renaissance, the Baroque, or Neoclassicism, we add a sophisticated touch to our favorite corners, both indoors and outdoors. In the living room, these figures can become central pieces that attract attention and stimulate conversation, while in the library or office, they create a unique atmosphere, inviting relaxation or inspiring our work. Placing these sculptures in our gardens and terraces infuses a sense of nobility and serenity into our outdoor spaces.

These reproductions of large classical sculptures become central pieces that stand out in our gardens, transforming them into a special and inspiring corner. Mythological characters, such as nymphs and satyrs, fauns and bacchantes, blend with the surrounding vegetation, creating a special connection between art and nature. Materials such as molded marble with resin resist exposure to the outdoors and give the appearance of stone and marble beautified by the passage of time.

Decorating with reproductions of art inspired by antiquity enhances our home and evokes the cultural greatness of past eras and civilizations that have left a lasting legacy in the history of art.