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Pair of stone sculptures. "Lions lying down."
Lions have been a frequent theme in statuary since Roman times. Due to their relationship with political power, they also appear in heraldry, and they do so since ancient Persia. The recumbent position is also common: remember Rembrandt's drawing, the Egyptian example of the Vatican Museums, etc."
· Size: 158,5x80x105 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: ZAMA343
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Pair of sphinxes in travertine marble.
Although this mythological winged animal with the body of a lion and a female head is found in ancient Egyptian art, the idealization, its proportions and the lines of the sculptures relate them much more to neoclassical examples of the European 19th century, especially from the campaigns of Napoleon on the banks of the River Nile."
· Size: 120x51x85 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0087
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Pair of glasses in Rococo style on pedestal. Carved stone.
A square base with flattened corners highlights the pedestal, with curved profiles, which serves as the base for the vase. It is inspired by 18th century lines, and is decorated with plant motifs. These types of works were used in the decoration of ancient gardens as early as the Renaissance."
· Size: 88x46x230 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: MV347
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Set of four marble plates with cherubs in relief. "The four Seasons".
Each of the four winged children wears a characteristic element of one of the seasons of the year: sheaves of wheat for summer, bunches of grapes for autumn, flowers in spring and the cherub that refers to winter, appears covered with a fire next to him. These types of allegories, based on Antiquity but varying the character, were already very common in Renaissance art."
· Size: 35x26x84 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0086
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Pair of glasses on carved stone base.
Square pedestals decorated with smooth moldings serve as the base for a polygonal vase decorated with pine cones, plant elements, female masks, and garlands of flowers and fruits. These types of works, of classical inspiration, were widely used in the decoration of ancient gardens and interiors of important residences since the Renaissance."
· Size: 70x70x180 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: MV339
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Pair of glasses on pedestals in marble in its color and polychrome.
The pedestal, with a square section, has been decorated with garlands on its fronts
The vase, which has the same motif in addition to gallons, has inside a series of leaves, flowers and fruits spit out on different marbles to provide greater realism. These types of works, of classical inspiration, were widely used in the decoration of ancient gardens since the Renaissance."
· Size: 38x36 x150 base 28x28x50 cms copa
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0118
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Pair of sphinxes carved in veined marble.
Although the sphinx was a mythological animal used in Ancient Egypt, the present examples are closer to the interpretation that of these beings, with the body of a lion and a female head, is made in France after Napoleon's campaigns on the margins of the Nile River between 1798 and 1801."
· Size: 38,5x129x77 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0017
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Washbasin with sink in carved marbles.
A circular mirror presides over the front of the pylon, flanked by two branches of palms and located on three heads of cherubs. The plant opens its mouth to give way to the water from the fountain. At the waist, two horns of plenty flank a garland of flowers and fruits. The set rests on two sphinxes very similar to those used in France in examples of the Empire style. The work shows strong influences from early 19th century art."
· Size: 122x70x170 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0006
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Double glass fountain in height. Carved marble.
On a pedestal there is a circular base with grooves on which the largest glass of the fountain rests, decorated, like the small one, with simplified scrolls. Between the two, a vase has the lower half veined and the upper smooth. The top finish shows a large striated pearl. Although the fountain is an element that is already used in Babylonian gardens, this work is more related to Baroque models due to its structure and other more contemporary due to its lines."
· Size: 120x120x185 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0048
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Carved red marble throne with two sphinxes.
Two mythological figures with the body of a lion and a female bust decorate the arms of the throne. Above each sphinx, a scroll visually connects the lower area with the backrest, decorated with small rock formations and a central mirror with vegetal elements. The seat shows a frieze of eggs. The work refers to ancient examples such as the throne of the priest of Bacchus in the Getty Museum, for example."
· Size: 100x76x124 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0009
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Carved marble bust. "Roman Emperor".
The idealization of the face of the robed man, extracted from Roman models related to Greek Hellenism, does not allow it to be identified, but it is possible to see similarities with portraits like those of Caracalla (towards the beginning of the 3rd century AD). The set of materials in this sculpture was a technique that spread from Renaissance Italy to the rest of Europe, following models from Antiquity."
· Size: 63x27x90 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M611B
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Bust in carved marbles. "Roman Emperor".
The face of the man dressed in thoracata armor shows a marked idealization, extracted from Roman models related to Greek Hellenism, which does not allow it to be identified, but it does relate the work to portraits such as those of Marcus Aurelius (121-180 AD) or Comfortable (161-192 AD). The set of materials in this sculpture was a technique that spread from Renaissance Italy to the rest of Europe, following models from Antiquity."
· Size: 76x33x92 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M611E
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Fireplace front in veined red marble. Inspired by the French Louis XV style.
The lines and carved decoration based on classicist-inspired vegetal and architectural elements relate the work to French Baroque-style creations from the reign of Louis XV (1710-1774), a model that, due to its success, continued to be used in Rococo with slight formal variations."
· Size: 150x31x120 cms. int 95x90 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0024
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Fountain of three heights in carved stone.
Standing on a round pedestal, the fountain presents three cups in succession of sizes from largest to smallest from below, decorated with heads of lions on their foreheads. The work is completed by a bulb with architectural scrolls. The work is inspired by models of Neoclassicism, which have classical antiquity very present."
· Size: 110x110x210 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0082
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Carved marble bust. "Roman Emperor".
The idealization of the face of the man dressed in thoracata armor, extracted from Roman models related to Greek Hellenism, does not allow us to identify it, but we can see similarities with portraits such as those of Caracalla (towards the beginning of the 3rd century AD). The set of materials in this sculpture was a technique that spread from Renaissance Italy to the rest of Europe, following models from Antiquity."
· Size: 80x35x90 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0028A
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Bust in colored marbles. "Roman Emperor".
A bearded man has been represented in this sculpture, dressed in thoracata armor and a cloak on his shoulder. Due to these details, he can be identified as a Roman Emperor, without being able to clarify which one is due to the marked idealization of his face. However, relationships with portraits such as those of Marcus Aurelius (121-180 AD) or Commodus (161-192 AD) can be appreciated. The set of materials in this sculpture was a technique that spread from Renaissance Italy to the rest of Europe, following models from Antiquity."
· Size: 70x33x80 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M5116
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Pair of travertine marble feet with carved sphinxes.
Each one of the feet is formed by a sphinx carved in travertine marble. This decorative element, even though it was taken from Egypt, has been treated here as classical antiquity used it, still maintaining some "orientalizing" details such as the scroll of the wings and the shape of the feline's body."
· Size: 39x20x75 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0003
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Oval plaque in carved white marble. "Children of the courtship of Dionysus."
The three children sit on a meadow. One holds a branch with grape clusters and grape leaves; the second puts an arm around his shoulder, and holds a glass; the third clasps his hands while looking at his companions. For the objects they carry, they can be related to the procession that accompanies the god Dionysus, also known as Bacchus. This type of theme, extracted from classical mythology but without belonging to the main issues, was widely used in Art since the 18th century especially."
· Size: 95x5x80 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0093
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Marble sculpture inspired by the characteristic busts-portraits of the Roman Empire.
It is in the portrait that Rome gives its most characteristic contribution of the tradition founded by the Greeks, a contribution that has matured much earlier than in other types of sculpture and that caused the development of sculpture in Rome to be divided into two fields, with different patterns of evolution, the portrait and the other types. From the time of the Republic the portrait was highly valued and over time it oscillated cyclically between an idealizing classicist tendency and one of great realism, derived in part from the expressiveness typical of Hellenist art. And among the portraits, the bust and the head were the most frequent forms. Full-length portraits were less common, though not rare. The preference for the bust and the head is a typical Roman cultural trait that created a huge market throughout the Mediterranean basin, and is explained first, for economic reasons, being much cheaper than a complete statue, but also by the conviction of a best individual identification that prevailed between them. For the Romans it was the head and not the body nor the costumes or accessories, the attributes of the center of interest in the portrait."
· Size: 56X20X73 cms
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0108
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Marble bust "Louis XIV". Veined marble. Twentieth century.
Marble bust of a knight, dressed in armor and wearing a long curly wig. The idealization, his clothing and his posture refer to examples of busts made in the surroundings of the court of Louis XIV (1710-1774) by artists such as Antoine Coysevox, Jean-Antoine Houdon, Warin, etc. Despite the fact that the artist's mastery reflects a certain degree of individuality in the face, it is not possible to identify it due to the lack of elements that allow it, an intentional detail that does not detract from the work."
· Size: 54x22x74 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: MS308
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Carved marble washbasin with oval basin in cream tone.
The purity of lines is the protagonist of the work, since the decorative elements that it shows have been placed in such a way that they stand out. The inspiration in artistic styles derived from Antiquity is clear."
· Size: 120x59x91 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0101
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Fountain of three heights. Carved marble.
Fountain made of veined marble, with a central axis with balustraded profiles and elegant floral and plant reliefs that visually organizes the three cups (with a smaller diameter towards the top, up to the large pearl finish), decorated with fine reliefs in the edge. These types of works are inspired by examples of ancient garden architecture, adding modern touches, and can also be used alone or as part of a small pool or lake."
· Size: 65x65x120 cms.
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0081
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Wall fountain in carved green marble.
On a base the figure of a griffin has been carved, from which a scroll starts. On top of this the two piles have been placed, carved as if they were seashells. Two fish top the fountain with their bodies intertwined. All the decorative motifs can be related to European Paleo-Christian works (approximately, from the end of the 3rd to the 6th century AD) due to their idealization and schematization, in addition to the motifs chosen for the work and the relationship of the elements of the fountain with Christian representations of those centuries."
· Size: 102x50x145 cms
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: Z0569
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Pair of table legs in carved travertine.
Both the same, they have been decorated with fleshy leaves arranged symmetrically, which are reminiscent of tropical examples more than classical-inspired acanthus. The prominence of the natural element of the work is close to aesthetic approaches that appeared in Art from the 19th century. Travertine or travertine marble is a sedimentary rock widely used for interior and exterior decoration since the Roman Empire."
· Size: 40 x 9,5 x 46 cm
DECORATION
MARBLE SCULPTURES
Ref.: M0015A
