DECORAR CON ARTE Statue

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Reproduction of a high quality sculpture made of reconstituted marble (marble dust with resin). Finished with an aging patina. The texture of the stone and marble suggests that we are touching the original of an ancient sculpture. Sculpture perfectly prepared for the decoration of the exterior, such as gardens and terraces as well as for the interior. The Victory of Samothrace, also known as the Victory of Samothrace and Nike of Samothrace, is an Ardennes round sculpture in the Rhodian school of the Hellenistic period. It's at the Louvre Museum, Paris. In Greek, the statue is called Nikí tis Samothrakis. It was designed in marble around 190 BC, it comes from the sanctuary of the Cabires of Samothrace. Some experts attribute it with high probability to Pithókritos of Rhodes. It was discovered in 1863 on the island of Samothrace (Samothraki, in Greek) by the French Consul Charles Champoiseau, an amateur archaeologist.

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• Country : SPAIN