Marble Wrestling

Our Grand Tour period Italian marble sculpture after Antonio Canova depicts the Greek wrestler, Damoxenos. 15.5 in (39.3 cm) height and apparently unsigned, this is one of the finest...

Italian 19th century marble statue of wrestling cherubs. Apparently unsigned.

The awesome power of the Sumo wrestler (rikishi) is truly revealed by the artist.

A 19th century Grand Tour Marble group, after the Roman antique of "The Uffizi Wrestlers" which was made after the lost original Greek statue from the third century BC.

Patinated Bronze Figure of A Standing Wrestler on Marble Base Signed on base: Morreau France Stock Number: SC102

A late nineteenth century alabaster sculpture of two warriors wrestling, after the Roman marble sculpture The Wrestlers.

An exceptional early 19th century Italian, large-scale, translucent marble of wrestlers, raised on a rock shaped base.

Signed Pietro Bazzanti Marble, depicting the famous wrestlers after the Antique Gorgeous Smooth Clean White Marble with Excellent Carving by Bazzanti Pietro Bazzanti specialized in...

Early 19th century Grand Tour marble sculpture depicting two nude wrestlers in dynamic combat, based on the celebrated ancient sculptural group The Wrestlers, The original, dating fr...

Exquisite last quarter 19th century Italian Grand Tour carved statuary marble sculpture of large scale depicting the "Two Wrestlers", the "Uffizi Wrestlers", or "The Pancrastinae", d...

Marble, made in Italy circa the 1870s. 20 inches wide by 10 inches deep by 17 inches tall

Good conditions except for a missing arm of one of the wrestlers.

Wrestlers. Patinated bronze, h 39 cm + 4 cm pedestal, w 46 cm l 27 cm Ferdinand Barbedienne (1810–1892)

The Original was discovered in 1583 in Rome, a copy of the Bronze Greek version dating from the 3rd Century BC. The Roman Marble Wrestlers are permanently in the Medici Collection ...

19th Century marble Italian "The Wrestlers", finely and vigorously modelled.

This fine example of 19th century Grand Tour carving of " The Wrestlers" is a copy of the sculpture now in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence which in turn is a Roman sculpture after the...

A good Italian late 19th Century sculpture of the wrestlers , reduction of Hellestic period sculpture, Roman copy in Ufizzi and the Louvre.

Exceptional 19th century large Italian marble sculpture of the Uffizi Wrestlers; this large scale classical grand tour sculpture carved in serpentine marble, showing good movement an...

This large bronze is a well cast and modeled statue of a young and athletic wrestler. This reflects the 1920s interest in physical culture and what the idea of what a young man shoul...

Signed P. Bazzanti , Florence. Great quality carving. Pietro Bazzanti Foundry was active during second half of the 19th century.

The Wrestlers (also known as The Two Wrestlers, The Uffizi Wrestlers or The Pancrastinae) is a Roman marble sculpture after a lost Greek original of the third century BCE.