A bas-relief by Bourgouin

Part of the Bisanzio Collection, this stunning bas-relief is made of white Carrara marble and is distinctive for its harmonious decoration and attention to detail. Its name, Sikelia, celebrates Sicily during the Byzantine domination: the Verde Alpi marble used for the green circles, showcasing a polished finish, is finely counterbalanced by the satin finish of the copper sheet used for the triangles. Each wall decor (the single tile...

Reinterpreting sacred Byzantine mosaics, these refined tiles from the Bisanzio collection are made of Pietra Fenice stone and Bianco Fenice stone with honed finish, enriched with circles in polished pink marble, rectangles in polished azul macauba marble, and copper strips with a satin finish. The name Hagia translates to "holy" and celebrates ancient sophistication. Each single tile...

USA, 1970s Driftwood bas relief mounted on a wooden board. Purchased from the estate of the artist on Lake Michigan. Great detail to this piece, plainly composed of pieces found whil...

Sculpture in low relief representing a "Young woman with a unicorn", carved wood, signed on the side. France, 1960s.

Created by Bill Mack in 1984, this large framed bas relief of Marilyn Monroe is a fine example the artist's best known sculptural technique using resin-bonded sand. It would appeal t...

Beautifully sculpted and expertly cast and patinated by the famed Gorham Company in 1930, this large panel was awarded to the winner of the Commercial Vehicle Inter-Fleet Contest in ...