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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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Fish, Beechwood (1940) Escher was fascinated by Japanese wood carving, which he greatly admired. During the war years he transposed a number of them onto wooden spheres. Because the sphere has no boundaries, this shape was perfect for his ‘infinite’ systems. H. 6 cm. with brochure in luxury gift box.
The Son of Man (1964) Oil on canvas, 116 x 89 cm In the Summer of 1963, Harry Torczyner commissioned this work and the artist delivered it to him in August 1964. Torczyner had asked Magritte to paint a self-portrait in the spirit of the self-portraits of two Flemish painters, Rubens and Ensor, on which the artists…
(1961) René Magritte was a world-famous Belgium surrealistic painter. His most famous work is undoubtedly ‘La Trahison des images’ or ‘The Treachery of Images’ with the painted text ‘Ceci n’est pas une pipe’ (this is not a pipe) below the realistic image of a pipe. Art is only imagination, and imagination was René Magritte’s strength….
The Man with the Bowler hat (1964) This portrait of the man with the famous bowler hat can be viewed as a variation on the “The Son of Man”, in which a man’s face is hidden behind an apple. Magritte had the following to say: “Everything we see hides another thing, we always want to…
In his life, Vincent van Gogh painted about 40 self-portraits, because he often didn’t have the money to hire models. Two of the following self-portraits were used as inspiration for the series of Van Gogh 3D objects.Self-portrait with bandaged ear and pipe, 1889.Height: 24 cm.Width: 24 cm.Depth: 17 cm.The bases that belong to the Van…
Gertie SchieleIn this beautiful, modest portrait of his sister Gertie the style characteristics of both the Secession and of Schieles later, expressionistic works can be recognised.Height of this statue is 30 cm.
The second painting with the title ‘Hope’ was shown to the public in the Klimt Room of the second Kunstschau in 1909. The first painting, which was withdrawn from the retrospective Secession exhibition for being too provocative, was also at display there. Klimt said about this painting: ‘Everything is ugly, she is, and what she…
This painting, which is full of contrast in substance as well as in colour and ornament, shows our origin and our future. The woman, beautifully stylised as a worldly Madonna, captured in the inevitable circle of life, is the focus of attention without being aware of it.This statue is 21 cm high.
Francois Pompon (1855-1933) Pompon was born in Saulieu in the French Bourgogne as the son of a furniture maker. At age 15 he started working for an undertaker in Dijon, where he learned the basics of sculpting. In the evening he went to l’Ecole des Beaux Arts. Five years later he went to Paris, where…
Francois Pompon (1855-1933)Pompon was born in Saulieu in the French Bourgogne as the son of a furniture maker. At age 15 he started working for an undertaker in Dijon, where he learned the basics of sculpting. In the evening he went to l’Ecole des Beaux Arts. Five years later he went to Paris, where he…
Francois Pompon (1855-1933)Pompon was born in Saulieu in the French Bourgogne as the son of a furniture maker. At age 15 he started working for an undertaker in Dijon, where he learned the basics of sculpting. In the evening he went to l’Ecole des Beaux Arts. Five years later he went to Paris, where he…
Francois Pompon (1855-1933) Pompon was born in Saulieu in Burgundy, France, the son of a furniture maker. At the age of 15, he joined a funeral director in Dijon, where he learned the basics of sculpting. In the evenings he visited l’Ecole des Beaux Arts. Five years later he left for Paris, where he also…
Francois Pompon (1855-1933) Pompon was born in Saulieu in the French Bourgogne as the son of a furniture maker. At age 15 he started working for an undertaker in Dijon, where he learned the basics of sculpting. In the evening he went to l’Ecole des Beaux Arts. Five years later he went to Paris, where…
Francois Pompon (1855-1933) Pompon was born in Saulieu in the French Bourgogne as the son of a furniture maker. At age 15 he started working for an undertaker in Dijon, where he learned the basics of sculpting. In the evening he went to l’Ecole des Beaux Arts. Five years later he went to Paris, where…
Francois Pompon (1855-1933)Pompon was born in Saulieu in the French Bourgogne as the son of a furniture maker. At age 15 he started working for an undertaker in Dijon, where he learned the basics of sculpting. In the evening he went to l’Ecole des Beaux Arts. Five years later he went to Paris, where he…
Franz Xaver Messerschmidt (1736-1783)Messerschmidt was born in Wiesensteig in the Swabian Alps. He learned the basics of sculpting in Munich from his uncle Johan Baptist Straub, who was prominent rococo sculptor. He continues his education at the Academy of Visual Arts in Vienna. His remarkable talent soon draws the attention of Empress Maria Theresa, and…
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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