Hamilton Vase Head. Bas-Relief. 50x109cm

Description

Hamilton Vase Head. High-quality decorative relief made of molded alabaster (alabaster powder with binders), application of oil polychrome and aged patina, aging finish done with patinas based on natural earth.

Measurements: Height: 50 cm. Width: 109 Depth: 4 cm.

Reproductions of sculptures and reliefs, inspired by original pieces from museums, classical art. Handmade in Spain. Ideal for interior decoration (living rooms, lobbies, libraries, and offices).

Hamilton Vase Head, relief based on a scene from the Hamilton Vase, exhibited at the British Museum. The original piece that inspired this relief is a Greek red-figure ceramic vase from Bari, dated to the 4th century BC. This piece was acquired by the British Museum in the 18th century as part of the collection of vases of the English ambassador to Naples, Sir William Hamilton. The female head found at the top of the vase may represent Leda or her daughter, Helen of Troy.

Reliefs inspired by Ancient Greek art offer the opportunity to bring elegance and distinction to the decoration of our favorite spaces. The sculptural technique of bas-relief, combining depth and detail, makes these pieces stand out in our rooms, giving a classical touch to the different environments of our home. The careful detail of the reliefs provides a visual impact, turning them into a window to the past that encourages reflection and dialogue about the roots of our civilization.

Their versatility allows them to be combined with furniture and other decorative elements of contemporary design, engaging in a fascinating dialogue between the ancient and the modern that highlights the timelessness and beauty of classical art.

The incorporation of reproductions of classical reliefs into the decoration of our homes creates a unique atmosphere that evokes the grandeur of past civilizations, merging with contemporary design and style. Bas-reliefs thus become central pieces of the room that not only beautify the space but also tell stories and myths from antiquity, establishing a special connection between the past and the present.