Hellenistic Figurative Sculptures

Antique Italian bronze figure picking a thorn from his foot, circa late 19th century. This figure, known as Spinario (the Spaniard) is based on an ancient Greek statue in the Capitol...

Sculpture of a male torso in the Hellenistic style, 21st century. Sculpture of a male torso in the Hellenistic style, 3rd century BC, Contemporary work, 21st century. H: 92cm, W: 8...

Nice old bronze Grand Tour figure of the ancient Greek discus thrower. This version with the head facing forward, probably based on the Roman marble copy in the British Museum. Circa...

Large terracotta sculpture of the sleeping hermaphrodite after the ancient Hellenistic original from the 2nd century B.C. The terracotta is signed "Laudermi" on the mattress and is p...

Sculpture of a male torso in the Hellenistic style, 21st century. Sculpture of a male torso in the Hellenistic style, 3rd century BC, Contemporary work, 21st century. H: 92cm, W: 8...

Nice old bronze Grand Tour figure of the ancient Greek discus thrower. This version with the head facing forward, probably based on the Roman marble copy in the British Museum. Circa...

Fritz Klimsch (German, 1870-1960) for Rosenthal bisque porcelain figure of a crouching woman, signed F. Klimsch to base, with Rosenthal Selb marks to ...

A nineteenth century French bronze of the Sleeping Ariadne, after the antique, the 'original' - itself a copy of an earlier Hellenistic sculpture - he...

A charming pair of Gandharan molded stucco heads of donors, ancient region of Gandhara (modern day Pakistan / Afghanistan), probably Taxila, circa 3rd-5th century. The two heads most likely represent donors. Donors to temples would often have their images enshrined in the artworks of temple walls in thanks for their support. One head portrays a youthful figure with a plump, smiling face, and full head of hair arranged in fat curls and secured by a headband. The androgynous figure...

Carved stone figure of a woman, 20th century, modeled as a woman captured in a moment of contemplation, inscribed to base "J. Todak". 22.75” H x 10.25” W x 6.75” D. Dealer: S138XX.

A Marvelous and Pristine Condition Italian Early Example, Late 17th to Early 18th Century Patinated Bronze Model of Laocoön. This piece is marvelously cast, hand-chassed, and hand-chiseled with the finest detail. The patina is original from the late 17th to 18th century and is still in fantastic condition after about 350 years. This model is after the famous poem written by Virgil, 'The Aeneid'. This story describes the time when the Greeks left a trojan horse as a gift at the gates of the city of Troy. Laocoön then went forth to try and warn the people of Troy of the gift prior to their demise. To protect the Greek people and help destroy Troy, The G-DDESS Minerva, otherwise known as Athena, sent two serpents to destroy Laocoön and take the plan of the Greeks to fruition. This bronze cast exemplifies the moment when the serpents took siege of Laocoön and brought him and his two sons down prior to them warning the people of Troy. The model exemplifies strength, courage, family, love, bravery, and death all within the same cast. This is truly a spectacle of history and one of the earliest models of this subject we have seen in our 5 generations of buying and selling art...

This striking Italian patinated bronze is known as The Dying Gaul or Gladiator. It is a 19th copy of an ancient Roman lost Hellenistic sculpture thought to have been first executed i...