Venus Italica By Canova 63" High College Mascots

Venus Italica By Canova 63" High College MascotsCanova carved the original Venus Italica to replace the ancient Roman Medici Venus, seized by Napoleon in 1802 from the Uffizi Gallery in Florence. In the true Neoclassical spirit, Canova decided to reinterpret the ancient work rather than carve an exact replica. Drawing inspiration from other classical statues of the goddess, he made several significant changes in the figure; as a result, his Venus appears more natural and her movement more gentle

this statue captures the serenity of birds in their natural habitat

Water bubbles from the top of the tall garden fountain and gently flows in a subtle cascade of sound and water in a traditional fountain versatility sized for home or garden

The stone Lioness Sculpture is hand crafted in the United States with the highest quality concrete

our dragon was created with his nose in the air

garden or gift

it showcases the Pomeranian's signature fluffy coat and adorable expression with lifelike details

signifying that justice must remain impartial—free from bias

Terra Cotta and Pewter

this whimsical cast stone fountain feels as though it was discovered in a quiet pond

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This durable sculpture is a classic landscape tradition

A tribute to a loss of a love one this stone in inscribed with - A gift for such a little while