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Sculptures

At Kuzco Art Maison, we view sculptures not merely as decorative objects, but as enduring works of art. Our collection spans hand-carved marble statues and bronze figures cast with the centuries-old lost-wax method. v

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Art Deco Horse Sculpture
Sale price€480,00
Candlesticks Sphinx - Pair
Sale price€240,00
Bronze Dancing Man with Cymbals
Sale price€190,00
Bronze Panther Art Deco Style
Sale price€480,00
Bronze Elephant Bookends - set
Sale price€480,00
Art Deco Table Lamp - Seal
Sale price€570,00
Roman Marble Bath
Sale price€520,00
Elephants with Obelisk - Pair
Sale price€2.400,00
Marble Obelisks Brown - Pair
Sale price€240,00
Marble Reclining Lions - pair
Sale price€650,00
Marble Lion with Shield
Sale price€840,00
Marble Bust of Zeus
Sale price€640,00
Marble Borghese Centaurs - Pair
Sale price€2.400,00
Juvenile Deer
Sale price€545,00
Bronze Seated Panther
Sale price€525,00
Bronze Wall Plaques - set of 4
Sale price€18.200,00
Bronze Two Leopards
Sale price€1.450,00
Bronze Skeleton
Sale price€195,00
Bronze Parrot Bookends - Pair
Sale price€4.200,00
Bronze Reclining Cat
Sale price€185,00
Bronze Lions Reclining - Pair
Sale price€430,00

What Is a Sculpture?

A sculpture is a three-dimensional artwork created through carving, modelling, or casting. Across history, sculptors have captured movement, emotion and form in durable materials like bronze and marble. At Kuzco Art Maison, every sculpture continues this tradition—merging artistry with timeless design for interiors, galleries, and landscaped spaces.

The History of Bronze Sculptures

Bronze sculptures—cast from an alloy of copper and tin—have embodied beauty and power since ancient Greece and Rome. Artists such as Auguste Rodin transformed the medium in the 19th century, capturing human emotion with remarkable depth. Today, our artisans use the cire perdue (lost-wax) technique to reproduce that same richness of detail and patina, ensuring every bronze retains the tactile presence of the artist’s hand.

The Art of Marble Sculpting

Marble has long symbolised purity and refinement. From Michelangelo’s David to Bernini’s dynamic Baroque figures, master sculptors revealed light and texture within stone. Our marble statues—each carved by hand from selected blocks—reflect that same devotion to craft. Subtle chisel marks and natural veining make every piece truly one-of-a-kind.

How Our Sculptures Are Made

Each bronze sculpture is cast using the traditional lost-wax process:

  1. An original wax model is created and encased in a heat-resistant mould.
  2. The wax melts away, leaving a cavity that is filled with molten bronze.
  3. Once cooled, the mould is removed and the sculpture is chased, polished, and patinated by hand.

Our marble sculptures begin with careful stone selection and are then entirely hand-carved with the help of the traditional pointing machine. Every curve and contour is refined manually, preserving the authenticity and integrity of classical craftsmanship.

Why Choose Sculptures by Kuzco Art Maison?

We combine museum-quality craftsmanship with contemporary relevance.

  • Authentic materials: solid bronze, marble, alabaster, and porcelain.
  • Traditional techniques: lost-wax casting and hand carving.
  • Academic expertise: curated by art historians trained in Art, Market & Connoisseurship and Museum Studies.
  • Accessible art: bringing the excellence of museum pieces into private interiors.

Whether you are an interior designer, -stylist, decorator, shop, art collector, or art dealer, our sculptures elevate every space with lasting value and authenticity.

Our Best-Selling Sculptures

Our collection includes figurative and abstract works—each with its own story.

  • Art Deco Panther
  • Classical Horse Head
  • Roman cuirassed torso

Every piece is hand-finished and available in custom patinas or stone finishes upon request.

Caring for Bronze and Marble Sculptures

Dust regularly with a soft cloth. To revive its natural lustre, apply a thin layer of beeswax or gentle furniture polish—avoid abrasive cleaners.

Clean with a damp cloth and mild soap; never use acidic products. Marble is porous, so protect it from prolonged moisture or outdoor frost.

Detailed care guides are available on each product page.

Contemporary Sculpture Today

Modern artists continue to expand the boundaries of sculpture—figures like Antony Gormley, Anish Kapoor, and Jeff Koons reinterpret form, scale and material. Our contemporary bronze and marble pieces honour this ongoing dialogue between tradition and innovation—bridging classical ideals with today’s design culture.

Explore the Sculpture Collection

At Kuzco Art Maison, we curate artworks that resonate with both history and modernity. Whether you seek a statement centrepiece for a lobby, a refined figure for a console table, or a monumental outdoor sculpture, our collection embodies timeless craftsmanship for inspired spaces.

Frequent ask questions about sculptures

What materials are used in Kuzco Art Maison sculptures?

We use only solid bronze, marble, alabaster and porcelain—each handcrafted by experienced artisans.

What is the lost-wax casting method?

An ancient process in which molten bronze replaces a wax model inside a mould, producing precise, high-detail results.

Are the sculptures suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, our bronze pieces are weather-resistant; marble and bronze alike can be displayed outdoors with basic seasonal care. Discover all our garden sculptures

Do you offer bespoke commissions?

We collaborate with designers and collectors for custom bronze and marble sculptures. Contact us to discuss bespoke projects.

How can I maintain the patina of my bronze sculpture?

Simply dust it and apply a thin coat of wax once or twice a year to preserve the finish.