This bronze rendition of the Venus of Milo, produced by the esteemed Compagnie Anonyme des Bronzes de Bruxelles in the 19th century, offers a classical presence. It reflects the enduring admiration for Hellenistic sculpture that characterised the academic tastes of the era, bringing an iconic form into the domestic or scholarly environment.
The dark, rich patina of the bronze accentuates the graceful contours of the goddess. The draped fabric, rendered with precision, contrasts with the smooth, polished form, highlighting the classical ideal of beauty. Though armless, the figure retains its monumental dignity and expressive posture, standing poised on a simple rectangular plinth.
This piece serves as a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of the Brussels foundry and their dedication to reproducing classical masterpieces. It is a thoughtful addition for those with an appreciation for sculptural art and the historical dialogue between ancient forms and 19th-century interpretations.
Maker: Compagnie Anonyme des Bronzes de Bruxelles
Period: 19th Century
Material: Bronze
Origin: Belgium
top of page
€ 1.350,00Price
bottom of page
