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Bronze Sculptures

Our bronze sculptures category features handcrafted replicas that reflect the richness, detail, and timeless appeal of classic bronze art. Each piece is carefully made to capture the depth, movement, and character that make bronze sculptures so admired in museums and private collections alike. Ideal for homes, offices, and display spaces, these works bring a bold and sophisticated artistic presence to any setting.

Egypt Bronze sculptures 664–30 B.C.
Egypt Bronze sculptures 664–30 B.C.
Romanticism Bronze Sculptures 1800-1880
Romanticism Bronze Sculptures 1800-1880
Greek Bronze Sculptures 800-323 BC
Greek Bronze Sculptures 800-323 BC
Roman Bronze Sculptures 509 BC-337 AD
Roman Bronze Sculptures 509 BC-337 AD
Renaissance Bronze Sculptures 1500-1600
Renaissance Bronze Sculptures 1500-1600
Expressionism Bronze Sculptures 1850-1910
Expressionism Bronze Sculptures 1850-1910
Impressionism Bronze Sculptures 1870-1890
Impressionism Bronze Sculptures 1870-1890
Modernism Bronze Sculptures 1880-1945
Modernism Bronze Sculptures 1880-1945
Neo-classicism Sculptures 1750 - 1880
Neo-classicism Sculptures 1750 - 1880
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Bronze Sculptures

2-Horse by Giambologna (workshop), probably around 1590.

Bird Girl

Bronze statue of an aristocratic boy

Capitoline Wolf

David 

Echo (1888) Aksel Hansen

Eros Sleeping

Eve

Falcon statue serving as a sarcophagus for a sacred animal

Floating Figure is a 1927 sculpture after the original by Gaston Lachaise

Jupiter with a thunderbolt

Little Dancer

Mercury Attaching His Talaria (1740)

Myron’s Discobolus, 2nd century AD

Night by Aristide Maillol (1902)

Oostend Fisherman

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