Female Statues

Expectation (1905-09) Sculpture by Gustav Klimt. This artwork originates from the Stoclet Freeze in Brussels. Adolphe Stoclet commissioned an estate in Brussels for architect Josef Hoffman to design and for Klimt to decorate the dining room with a frieze...

Abstract Head Statue (1911 - 1912) by Modigliani. At a young age Modigliani went to the marble-quarries in Carrara to learn the skills of sculpting. Later, he became fascinated by the traditional sculptures of Africa and Oceania. These influences are...

Modigliani Cubic Head Statue. Amedeo Modigliani's (1884-1920) work is recognized immediately by many people because of the typical elongated shapes. His paintings show his passion for sculpting, a craft which he had to give up in 1915 due to ill health...

Modigliani Abstract Female Bust, Red. Modigliani (1884-1920) Amedeo Modigliani's work is recognized immediately by many people because of the typical elongated shapes. His paintings show his passion for sculpting, a craft which he had to give up in 1915...

Modigliani Jeanne Hebuterne Face Statue (1918). Amedeo Modigliani's 1884-1920) work is recognized immediately by many people because of the typical elongated shapes. His paintings show his passion for sculpting, a craft which he had to give up in 1915...

This La Danaide Reclining Female Nude statue by Auguste Rodin is of the mythological figure Danaide, one of the daughters of King Danaos. She is seen leaning on a rock and is part of the Parastone Museum collection. It is made from resin with hand...

Stargazer Ancient Anatolian Turkey Goddess Statue is a female figure from Anatolia (Kiliya type, 3300-2500 BC) Between 3300 and 2000 BC, a highly developed culture flourished along the west coast of Anatolia (in contemporary Turkey) and the nearby...

This miniature Mother and Child from Three Ages of Women statue by Gustav Klimt is a petite rendition of a famous museum statue and is part of the Parastone Museum collection. It is made from resin with hand painted details. Comes in a gift presentation...

Hope II Woman Expecting Child Statue by Gustav Klimt. Hope II (Woman Expecting Child) (1907-1908) The second painting entitled "Hope II"was first shown to the public in 1909 in the Klimt room of the second Kunstschau. The first painting--which had been...

Modigliani Caryatid Female Arms Raised Statue, White. Modigliani (1884-1920) Amedeo Modigliani's work is recognized immediately by many people because of the typical elongated shapes. His paintings show his passion for sculpting, a craft which he had to...

Modigliani Abstract Female Kneeling Statue, White. Modigliani (1884-1920) Amedeo Modigliani's work is recognized immediately by many people because of the typical elongated shapes. His paintings show his passion for sculpting, a craft which he had to...

Modigliani Blue Eyed Woman Statue (1917). Amedeo Modigliani's 1884-1920) work is recognized immediately by many people because of the typical elongated shapes. His paintings show his passion for sculpting, a craft which he had to give up in 1915 due to...

Lunia Czechowska Statue (1919) by Modigliani. The elongated neck catches the eye in this portrait of Lunia Czechowska, a family friend of the Zborowskis. In Paris Modigliani becomes friends with the poet Zborowski who later establishes himself as an art...

This miniature Female Nude Kneeling statue by Modigliani is a petite rendition of a famous museum statue and is part of the Parastone Museum collection. It is made from resin. Comes in a gift presentation box. Measures: 2.25"W x 1.5"D x 3.75"H. Statue...

Caryatid Statue by Modigliani. Caryatid in the Form a Standing Nude (ca. 1912) At a young age, Modigliani traveled to the store quarries of Carrara to become skilled in the art of sculpting. Later he got fascinated by the traditional sculptures from...

Emilie Floge Portrait Sculpture (1902) by Gustav Klimt. Many believe Klimt and Floge were lovers, but the truth is they were merely close friends and relatives. Kilmt's brother, Ernst, had married Emilie's sister, which made her Klimt's sister-in-law...

Three Ages of Woman Sculpture by Gustav Klimt. The expressive image is a detail from the painting, Three Ages of Woman, 1905, inspired by Auguste Rodin's bronze figurine, Die schone Helmschmiedin. In the original, Klimt placed an old woman on the left of...

Winter Maiden Statue from Four Seasons by Mucha. The Four Seasons - Winter (1896) by Mucha The series of personifications of the seasons was, in part thanks to the rapid technical progress made with lithography, immediately a major commercial success...

Abstract Female Head Sculpture (1913) by Modigliani. This head, carved from stone, shows instantly Modigliani's fascination with the classical African and Etruscan sculptures. The classical caryatids with their balanced direct lining and their modest...

Cycladic Standing Female Idol Statue. This charming small reproduction of a female form has aspects of modern design even though it dates back thousands of year to an early Greek culture in the Cyclades islands of Greece. This type of sculpture is called...

Jeanne Hebuterne Statue (1918) by Modigliani. Two years before his death Amedeo painted a portrait of his 21-year-old Jeanne HZ Buterne with a big straw hat. He had lived together with this fair-skinned, auburn-haired young artist since 1916. Jeanne's...

Girl with Pearl Earring Statue by Vermeer. The Girl With The Pearl Earring by Vermeer (circa 1665)The dreamy girl with the pearl earring became an icon of Western painting during the 20th century. The small painting has an amazing composition, Vermeer's...

Gertie Schiele in Checkered Cloth Sculpture by Egon Schiele. When Egon was only 15 years old his father, who had become insane because of syphilis, died after his younger sister had died earlier. After this, the relationship with his mother became very...

This miniature Female Head Tete statue by Modigliani is a petite rendition of a famous museum statue and is part of the Parastone Museum collection. It is made from resin with hand painted details. Comes in a gift presentation box. Measures: 1"W x 1.75"D...