Artemis Bust of Gabi Terracotta Classic Sculpture for Outdoors or Indoors H 30cm

Product Details:

  • Height 30 cm, Base 23x 16 cm, Weight approximately 3 kg.
    Available to order in the LAVA GRAY VARIANT.

    Handmade with Impruneta clay. Suitable for OUTDOOR and INTERNAL environments, resistant to any temperature and climatic condition. Slight variations may be determined by the artistic workmanship and the use of natural material.

    THE SUBJECT - The sculpture depicts Artemis, goddess of virginity, hunting and the woods, in the act of wearing the gift of her devotees. The head is turned slightly to the right, but the goddess does not pay attention to what she is doing. On the contrary, her gaze turns to the environment around her, a typical characteristic of classical statues. ARTEMIS is the archer goddess who lives with the nymphs in the woods, a symbol of freedom, sisterhood and the ability to achieve one's goals.
    Gabi's DIANA or Artemis is one of the most iconic representations of the goddess. The original white marble statue is attributed to Praxiteles. It was discovered in 1792 in the properties of Prince Marcantonio IV Borghese near Rome, where the city of Gabi stood in ancient times. A few years later, due to financial difficulties, the prince's successors were forced to sell 344 works from the Borghese collection to France. Since then, Diana has been exhibited at the Louvre.


    THE MATERIAL - The use of TERRACOTTA has very ancient origins. It has always been widely used for vases and other decorative elements, especially if intended for outdoor use, but also for immortal kitchen utensils, in particular plates, pans and pots. Thanks to these unique characteristics, ITALIAN TERRACOTTA blends perfectly with the most modern concepts of design and architecture, combining refinement and modern design with ancient material.

    THE PROCESSING - Each terracotta object is shaped by hand, with high relief workmanship. The creation requires precise processing times, drying at natural temperature, baking, cooling at natural temperature. The delivery of some items, if not available, can take approximately 20 days.


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    ITA  It is possible to return the goods and be refunded if the product does not correspond to the description. It is possible to return the goods if they arrive damaged due to the seller's service. We do not accept returns if the product is damaged following use by the customer.  

    ENG  It is possible to return the goods and be reimbursed if the product does not correspond to the description. It is possible to return the goods if it arrives damaged due to the seller's service. We do not accept returns if the product is damaged as a result of the use of the customer. 


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    THE SUBJECT - The sculpture depicts Artemis, goddess of virginity, hunting and the woods, in the act of wearing the gift of her devotees. The head is turned slightly to the right, but the goddess does not pay attention to what she is doing. On the contrary, her gaze turns to the environment around her, a typical characteristic of classical statues. ARTEMIS is the archer goddess who lives with the nymphs in the woods, a symbol of freedom, sisterhood and the ability to achieve one's goals. Gabi's DIANA or Artemis is one of the most iconic representations of the goddess. The original white marble statue is attributed to Praxiteles. It was discovered in 1792 in the properties of Prince Marcantonio IV Borghese near Rome, where the city of Gabi stood in ancient times. A few years later, due t