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If you are a fan of the graceful, the fascinating, the emotionally stimulating of museum sculptures, then you have come to the right place. Our selection at Popart Statues is not just a collection of figurines. Each sculpture reflects the soul and history inherent in the world of museum art. And like the old museums of yesteryear, our collection offers you the chance to immerse yourself in the rich and diverse world of art.
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The Thinker (1880) Rodin never wanted to say anything about what his Thinker thought, at most about how he thought. “My Thinker thinks not only with his brain, his furrowed brow, his dilated nostrils and pursed lips, but with every muscle in his arms, back and legs. The Thinker sits in the tympanum and surveys…
(1881) After beginning to lose his eyesight after his fiftieth birthday, Degas became increasingly dependent on his sense of touch and so started to turn from painting to sculpting. Although during the last period of his life he hardly ever showed his work to anybody, he decided, after working on The Dancer for more than…
After beginning to lose his eyesight after his fiftieth birthday, Degas became increasingly dependent on his sense of touch and so started to turn from painting to sculpting. Although during the last period of his life he hardly ever showed his work to anybody, he decided, after working on The Dancer for more than two…
(1881) After beginning to lose his eyesight after his fiftieth birthday, Degas became increasingly dependent on his sense of touch and so started to turn from painting to sculpting. Although during the last period of his life he hardly ever showed his work to anybody, he decided, after working on The Dancer for more than…
Egypt, Middle Kingdom, ca. 2000 BC Egyptian faience was often used to make funerary statuettes. It is a ceramic that consists mainly of quartz and is very easy to glaze. The addition of copper lends it its blue-green colour. Images of hippopotami – often decorated with stylised lotus leaves – accompanied the dead. The hippo…
Egypt, Middle Kingdom, ca. 2000 BC Egyptian faience was often used to make funerary statuettes. It is a ceramic that consists mainly of quartz and is very easy to glaze. The addition of copper lends it its blue-green colour. Images of hippopotami – often decorated with stylised lotus leaves – accompanied the dead. The hippo…
Tealight holder “The Kiss” Height 14.5 cm. Material: Ceramic
Tealight holder set with Judith – Danaë – Music (1895 – 1907). Height 14.5 cm, 11 cm and 8 cm Material: Ceramic. In a beautiful gift box.
The tranquil female figure, holding a kithara, is part of the right panel of the allegorical fresco The Beethoven frieze which Klimt painted for the Sezession exhibition held in 1902, which was centered round Max Klinger’s sculpture of Beethoven. The painting shows the stages which man, and in particular the artist, has to go through…
Klimt himself, a man of few words, later called this image simply ‘the dancer’. It could be though that this geometrical ornamented portrayal has a logical connection with ‘The Fulfilment’, which also forms a part of a mocsaic design in the ‘Palais Stocket’ in Brussels. Height is 20 cm.
This painting, rich in contrast in content and color and ornament, shows our origins and future. At the center is the woman, beautifully stylized as a worldly Madonna, caught in the inevitable cycle of life, but without being aware of it. Height of this statue is 28 cm.
Gustaf Klimt. Behind the ornamental facade lies pure, almost esoteric happiness, a classic prayer in a sea of flowers. The lovers seem to be detached from this world in a manner typical of the Art Nouveau style. An impression that is further enhanced by the use of gold tones and gold leaf. Height 30 cm.
The concept of the museum has a long and fascinating history, dating back to ancient Greece. It started with the mouseion of Alexandria, a place dedicated to the Muses – the Greek goddesses of the arts. These institutions were more than just repositories for artifacts; they were centers of learning and culture, where scholars could devote themselves to the study of scriptures.
In the Renaissance, this concept evolved further and began to resemble the museums we know today. This new form of museum housed collections of paintings, sculptures and other art objects. And now, at Popart Statues, we try to preserve a piece of that cultural heritage with our beautiful collection of museum sculpture art.
At Popart Statues we understand that true art lovers are looking for something special. That’s why we have a unique selection of museum sculptures, where each piece has a story to tell. Each image in our collection has been carefully selected for its aesthetic value, craftsmanship and meaning. Whether you are a novice art collector or an experienced connoisseur, you are sure to find something that will make your heart beat faster in our collection.
There’s nothing like having a piece of museum sculpture art in your own home or office. Not only does it add a sophisticated atmosphere to your space, but it can also be a source of inspiration and admiration. Discover the beauty and richness of art with our collection of museum images. You don’t have to plan a trip to a faraway museum to enjoy beautiful works of art; with Popart Statues you can enrich your life with museum sculptures, art, right from the comfort of your own home.
We also offer various other art objects. Think of Greyman figurines, Miffy Art Parade, All that Jazz and Love figurines.
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