Nude Woman Figurine Bronze Erotic Art Sculpture Office Collection Decor T

  
Nude female figurine bronze art erotic sculpture collection desk decor t. This product sheet is originally written in English.

Please find below an automatic translation into French. If you have questions please contact us. Art erotic deco nude woman bronze sculpture home office collection decor. Condition: this sculpture is in perfect condition. Bronze dimensions with marble base: height 8 "x width 6" marble dimensions: diameter 6 "height without foot: 7" weight: 7 lbs inventory 67epa0994456 this pose of a calm girl, sitting with downcast eyes captures the true renaissance of the age of innocence.

The artist has succeeded in portraying elegant nudity that replaces even the time of rebirth. Sitting on a marble base, this work of art is beautifully created by famous sculpture artist Mavchi ditalie. He has a particular interest in creating elegant erotic nudity sculptures made with taste with immense attention to his details. This unique piece was designed using the lost wax method. The sculpture stands on a black marble base and is signed by artist Mavchi.

The art of lost wax. Lost wax casting has been around for thousands of years, but few people understand how the process actually works. Although mechanization has facilitated the casting process of lost bronze casting, the procedure is essentially the same as that used by the Chinese when they first developed the process in the 2nd millennium BC. The first artist creates an original sculpture of any number of media, including stone, wax, clay, wood and pottery. This image is coated with a silicone rubber molding material that makes the two halves of the rubber mold (each rubber mold has a front face and a back piece).

An outer shell of fiberglass is added to the back of each mold, so that it retains its shape and rigidity for subsequent uses. These molds are the only elements that are never reused in the casting process.

All other components are recreated for each casting. Once the molds are made, the interiors are covered with layers of wax. The two halves are then tied together and wax poured in to complete the wax image is created.

Once the wax has cooled, the mold is peeled off, giving a wax image (positive wax) to duplicate the original sculpture. This image must then be "retouched" to remove any seam lines, stripes or other defects, as well as recreate any pattern or texturing that was lost or damaged when the wax was made.

The quality of the finished bronze medal is based on a clean high quality mold and an impeccably restored wax image that is as close to perfection as possible. These spruses are created by attaching wax bars to the finished wax form at spaced strategic locations. After the trigger is completed each form of wax is dipped into a liquid ceramic silica sand compound if it is completely covered inside and out. Holes called "patches" were cut into the wax to allow entry into the form.

The shape is then tempered 6 to 12 times or more over a period of several days until the desired shell thickness is obtained. Once these ceramic shells have dried completely the pieces are placed in an autoclave and the wax is melted out (hence the term "lost wax"), to be recovered and reused. The shells are then baked in an oven so that they withstand the temperature of the molten bronze is poured into them. Bronze ingots are melted at a temperature of about 2000 ° C and poured into the hardened ceramic shells. As the sculpture cools the ceramic hull begins to pop away from the bronze medal.

This shell will be completely torn off, using a hammer and chisel, before the superfluous metal materials are cut. The casting is then sandblasted in preparation for the finishing of the metals. All pieces of a sculpture that have been thrown separately are welded back onto the sculpture and all seam lines or other imperfections are removed or "chased". Finally, texturing that has been lost or damaged in the molding or welding process is recreated.

The sculpture is then polished to apply the patina. The different color finishes that are possible on casting bronze sculptures are called patina's. Most bronzes are part of a "limited edition" containing a fixed number of castings.

This edition number is decided by the artist, usually after the first piece has been cast, and individually stamped on each piece (ie 1/100), thus concluding the production process of the bronze sculpture. The payment of your purchase is scheduled within 10 days of the closing of the auction of the item. Unpaid auction wins will be lost after 7 days.

If your payment is not received within this period, a request for non-payment will be filed. Most orders are shipped within 24 to 48 hours of purchase. Please contact us before making purchases in these areas. For non-US customers, you may be responsible for any customs, tax, & brokerage fees that may be due on delivery (shipping charges only cover freight charges). We also deliver on the international scene.

Please refer to the shipping & handling table for rates for each zone. If your payment is not received within this period, an allegation of non-payment will be filed. Most items are shipped by UPS.

For non-US customers, you may be responsible for any customs, tax and brokerage fees that may be due on delivery (delivery charges only cover freight charges). Your satisfaction with any bronze purchase is the key to our success. All items in original condition, with the exception of custom artwork, may be returned by the buyer for exchange, replacement or refund within 30 days of delivery, less shipping and handling charges. Customer is responsible for the cost of return shipping.

All items must be returned in their original packaging. Custom works are not refundable.

In the unlikely event that your sculpture arrives damaged, we offer replacement or refund. In this case, the damaged item must be reported within 48 hours of delivery. We would pay the cost of return.

We sell our bronze sculptures as reproductions, unless the title indicates that the original. Art erotic deco nude woman bronze sculpture home office collection decor description condition: this sculpture is in perfect condition. Bronze Dimensions with marble base: height 8 "x width 6" marble dimensions: diameter 6 "height without base: 7" weight: 7 lbs inventory 67epa0994456 this will pose a quiet girl sitting with downcast eyes captures the true renaissance of age of innocence. Lost wax lost wax has been around for thousands of years, yet few people understand how the process works.

The first rubber mold artist creates an original sculpture on any number of media, including stone, wax, clay, wood and ceramics. This image is covered with a silicone rubber molding material that makes the two halves of rubber mold (each rubber mold has a front and a back).

An outer fiberglass shell is added to the back of each mold, so it retains its shape and rigidity for subsequent uses. These molds are the only elements that are never reused in the casting process. All other components are recreated at each casting. Positive wax Once the mussels are done, the bowels are covered with layers of wax. The halves are then bonded together, and wax poured in to complete the wax image being created.

Blocking in the next step, "blocking\Ceramic shell casting after the trigger is completed each wax form is immersed in a liquid composed of ceramic silica sand, so it is completely covered inside and out. Holes called "patches" were cut into the wax to allow entry into the form.

Lost wax once these ceramic shells have dried thoroughly the pieces are placed in an autoclave and the wax is melted on (hence the term "lost wax"), to be recovered and reused. The shells are then cured in an oven so they will withstand the temperature of the melted bronze in them. The bronze ingots pour are melted at a temperature of about 2000 ° F and poured into the hardened ceramic shells.

Sandblasting of the casting is sandblasted and then in preparation for the treatment of metal surfaces. Texturing Finally, any application of textures that has been lost or damaged in the molding or welding process is recreated. Patinas The different colored finishes that are possible on cast bronze sculptures are called patina. The different colors, patterns and textures obtained during patina are obtained through a combined application of chemicals and heat, augmented by hand dotted, or spray with an airbrush and covered with a varnish and waxes. Limited editions plus bronzes are part of a "limited edition" containing a fixed number of castings.

This issue of the edition is decided by the artist, usually after the first piece has been cast and stamped individually on each piece (ie 1/100), thus completing the production process of the bronze sculpture. Payment and delivery payment payment options for your purchase is expected within 10 days of the closing of the item auction. Unpaid bidding warrants will be canceled after 7 days. Additional payment information if your payment is not received within this period, an allegation of non-payment will be filed. The item "nude woman figurine bronze erotic art sculpture collection desk decor t" is on sale since Tuesday, October 9, 2018. It is in the category "art, antiques \ art of the twentieth, contemporary \ sculptures, statues". The seller is "europeanbronze" and is located in mineola, new york.

This item can be delivered anywhere in the world.

1. material: bronze
2. Wider dimensions: less than 30.5cm
3. theme: nude silhouettes
4. original reproduction: reproduction