Large Greek Bronze Sculptures from the Achaean Period, 1940s, Set of 2

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Title: Pair of Bronze Sculptures of the Kore of Peplos - Early 20th Century with Modern Bases Product Overview: This … more Title: Pair of Bronze Sculptures of the Kore of Peplos - Early 20th Century with Modern Bases Product Overview: This exquisite pair of bronze sculptures is a faithful reproduction of the Kore of Peplos, one of the masterpieces of the Archaic period of Ancient Greece. Modeled after the original sculpture from 530 B.C., currently housed in the Acropolis Museum in Athens, these statues capture the elegance and grace of the iconic korai figures from Attica's ancient workshops. Key Features: Authentic Design: Meticulously crafted based on the original Kore of Peplos, these sculptures embody the artistic mastery of Ancient Greece, renowned for their detailed drapery and serene expression. Bronze Construction: Cast in high-quality bronze, the sculptures offer durability and a timeless aesthetic that enhances their classical appeal. Antique Green Patina: The statues boast a beautiful green patina, giving them an authentic archaeological appearance, reminiscent of ancient bronze artifacts unearthed over time. Early 20th Century Origin: These sculptures date back to the early 1900s, making them not only stunning decorative pieces but also items of historical significance. Modern Bases: Each sculpture is mounted on a modern base, providing stability and allowing for easy display in contemporary settings. Why Choose These Sculptures? This pair is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Ancient Greek art and classical antiquities. Whether for a private collection or as an eye-catching addition to your home or office, these sculptures combine historical artistry with timeless elegance. Specifications: Material: Bronze with green patina Date: Early 20th century (sculptures), with modern bases Origin: Modeled after the original Kore of Peplos, Acropolis Museum, Athens What’s Included: Two bronze sculptures based on the Kore of Peplos Modern display bases less