Cupid and Psyche Statue By Antonio Canova Egregia Italian CollectionCupid and Psyche by Antonio Canova (1757 1822), 1793, Louvre, Paris Canova chose the most romantic of myths as the subject of this masterpiecethe love affair between Psyche, a mortal, and Cupid, the god of love. Originally commissioned in 1787 for Scottish patron John Campbell, it was completed in 1793 and is presently at the Louvre. Designed to be seen in the round, our exacting, museum quality replica of Canova's work captures the perfection of
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fashioned by Phidias
This cast stone piece has clean lines and captures this bunny in a modern sculpted design portrait head
crafted with intricate detail
This adorable trio of puppies
This large scale replica of the head of David vase or urn is a unique way to display your favorite garden plant
the bench is stable and sturdy enough to withstand the elements and provide years of enjoyment
Not only does this unique piece of sculpture add beauty and charm to your outdoor space
A cascading streams of water flow to create the edge of the vase
Mary Magdalene and Mary
this life-sized bronze tiger statue captures the raw power and grace of the king of the jungle
This sweet eyed basset hound puppy sculpture is made of a durable cast stone and comes with an array of color choices
