Wax Model

A wax sculpture (wax modeling) of a Saint bust. The sculpture is mounted on an ebonized fruitwood base, with a rectangular base, with a raised part highlighted by a carved and gilded...

Victorian Wax Flower Basket Still Life Under Oval Glass Dome II USA, Circa 1880 An exquisite testament to Victorian artistry: a stunning wax flower Basket still life originating fro...

An exceptionally decorative set of two wooden urns, crafted in Germany in the 1880s. These two objects are made of solid fruitwood, each topped with a porcelain bead. Wax seals are ...

Victorian Wax Flower Still Life Basket Under Round Glass Dome I USA, Circa 1880 A glimpse of the opulent world of the 19th century with this captivating Victorian wax flower still l...

Fresh bodies could only be dissected and used for teaching so often before turning, and the industry for providing dissectible wax teaching models was not well established and prohib...

The wax model is embedded in a mold, and the mold is heated to melt the wax, leaving an empty space.

When heated to form the mold, the wax model melts away so the mold literally "loses the wax."

The figure is finely modeled in colored wax, a demanding and delicate medium.

He exhibited regularly until 1883, often showing wax models before re-submitting the bronze casts in subsequent years.

Anatomical model in wax from the 18th century Extraordinary didactic anatomical model in wax.

Partnering with a foundry in Mexico City, we employ traditional lost wax casting techniques—beginning with a hand-sculpted wax model, which is then encased in a ceramic mold before m...

Chair model “LAC” Manufactured by Johan Viladrich. Montpellier, 2023.

In this process, molten metal is poured into a mold created around the wax model, which melts away and disappears, leaving behind a unique and finely detailed bronze form.

Geraldine Floor Lamp is a chic lamp featuring a distinctive pleated shade in a vibrant mustard hue. Its base, designed with elegant simplicity, consists of three slender black metal ...

Geraldine Table Lamp is a chic lamp featuring a distinctive pleated shade in a vibrant mustard hue. Its base, designed with elegant simplicity, consists of three slender black legs. ...

Partnering with a foundry in Mexico City, we employ traditional lost wax casting techniques—beginning with a hand-sculpted wax model, which is then encased in a ceramic mold before m...

Partnering with a foundry in Mexico City, we employ traditional lost wax casting techniques—beginning with a hand-sculpted wax model, which is then encased in a ceramic mold before m...

Partnering with a foundry in Mexico City, we employ traditional lost wax casting techniques—beginning with a hand-sculpted wax model, which is then encased in a ceramic mold before m...

The casting is in the expressive, gestural manner of the West African lost-wax tradition — not the refined academic finish of European foundry work, but the direct, confident modelin...

Partnering with a foundry in Mexico City, we employ traditional lost wax casting techniques—beginning with a hand-sculpted wax model, which is then encased in a ceramic mold before m...

Partnering with a foundry in Mexico City, we employ traditional lost wax casting techniques—beginning with a hand-sculpted wax model, which is then encased in a ceramic mold before m...

Partnering with a foundry in Mexico City, we employ traditional lost wax casting techniques—beginning with a hand-sculpted wax model, which is then encased in a ceramic mold before m...

Partnering with a foundry in Mexico City, we employ traditional lost wax casting techniques—beginning with a hand-sculpted wax model, which is then encased in a ceramic mold before m...

Dubucand made his debut at the 1867 Salon with a wax model of a dead pheasant.

These decorative elements were individually wax modelled, making each piece entirely unique, as no molds were used.

A rare pair of wax studies by F.Ziegler taken from the imagery of F.Keibel We believe the larger of the two models to be off a human embryo and the other to be of a plant.

Many of the smaller, intricate details are individually wax-modelled by hand, without the use of molds, ensuring each work is completely unique.

Many of the smaller, intricate details are individually wax-modelled by hand - without the use of molds - ensuring each work is completely unique.

His first entry was Terrier, a wax model holding a Hare. The facade of the Louvre has one of his largest groups, L'Equitation, made in 1857.

These decorative elements were individually wax modelled, making each piece entirely unique, as no molds were used.

Early works used the familiar "lost wax" technique by which the model is made in wax while a mold is formed around the model.

Picault, Expo des Bx arts, 1863 The wax model of this medallion was exposed under number 2524 at the French Artists Salon of Paris in 1863.

Early works used the familiar "lost wax" technique by which the model is made in wax while a mold is formed around the model.

Early works used the familiar "lost wax" technique by which the model is made in wax while a mold is formed around the model.

Early works used the familiar "lost wax" technique by which the model is made in wax while a mold is formed around the model.

Early works used the familiar "lost wax" technique by which the model is made in wax while a mold is formed around the model.

The delicate and extremely poignant expressive features of the present Infant derived from a wax model by Giovan Battista Foggini 1652 - 1727, as mentioned in the Doccia Inventory, ...

The concept is realized through experimenting with wax and cardboard. The wax model for casting is created by dipping cardboard models into melted wax several times.

The concept is realized through experimenting with wax and cardboard. The wax model for casting is created by dipping cardboard models into melted wax several times.

The concept is realized through experimenting with wax and cardboard. The wax model for casting is created by dipping cardboard models into melted wax several times.

The concept is realized through experimenting with wax and cardboard. The wax model for casting is created by dipping cardboard models into melted wax several times.

The concept is realized through experimenting with wax and cardboard. The wax model for casting is created by dipping cardboard models into melted wax several times.

The concept is realized through experimenting with wax and cardboard. The wax model for casting is created by dipping cardboard models into melted wax several times.

The process involves creating a wax model of the sculpture, which is then coated with a ceramic material and fired.

The bronze sculpture was made using the casting technique from a wax model. At an early 19th centurу, mercury (fire) gilding was used.

Its base was formed from a metal can, probably a container for paint solvent; rather than a label, it bears a star mark incised into the wax model by Miró. The figure’s intermediate ...

In a process that dates back around five thousand years, these prototype moulds were then filled with molten brass and left to cool before the surrounding wax model is melted away. ...

In a process that dates back around five thousand years, these prototype moulds were then filled with molten brass and left to cool before the surrounding wax model is melted away. ...

In a process that dates back around five thousand years, these prototype moulds were then filled with molten brass and left to cool before the surrounding wax model is melted away. ...

In a process that dates back around five thousand years, these prototype moulds were then filled with molten brass and left to cool before the surrounding wax model is melted away. ...

The small decorative items are wax modelled, no molds were used, so every lamp is one of a kind.

In a process that dates back around five thousand years, these prototype moulds were then filled with molten brass and left to cool before the surrounding wax model is melted away. ...

In a process that dates back around five thousand years, these prototype moulds were then filled with molten brass and left to cool before the surrounding wax model is melted away. ...

In a process that dates back around five thousand years, these prototype moulds were then filled with molten brass and left to cool before the surrounding wax model is melted away. ...

In a process that dates back around five thousand years, these prototype moulds were then filled with molten brass and left to cool before the surrounding wax model is melted away. ...

In a process that dates back around five thousand years, these prototype moulds were then filled with molten brass and left to cool before the surrounding wax model is melted away. ...

In a process that dates back around five thousand years, these prototype moulds were then filled with molten brass and left to cool before the surrounding wax model is melted away. ...