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SIGNED VINTAGE ARTDECO DANCER I CHIPARUS BRONZE STATUE European Bronze, takes pride in our superb collection of museum quality Bronze Statues, handpicked from the finest artistries using old world standards around the globe. The attentions to the intricate details of these luxurious works of art are amazing and the brilliance of the figures unsurpassed. From art Nuevo to art deco, wildlife nature to equestrian, classical to contemporary, religious to renascence or nude, you will find a remarkable assortment of diverse Art forms and sizes, coupled with undeniable values makes European Bronze a fantasy playground for art collector and lover in you. Dancer" by Dimitri Chiparus The Art of Lost Wax Lost wax casting has been around for thousands of years, yet few people understand how the process actually works.Although mechanization has facilitated the lost wax process of bronze casting, the procedure is basically the same as that used by the Chinese when they first developed the process in the 2nd millennium BC. The Rubber Mold First the artist creates an original sculpture out of any number of media, including stone, wax, clay, wood and pottery. This image is coated with a silicone rubber molding material that makes two rubber mold halves (each rubber mold has a front and a back piece). A fiberglass outer shell is added to the back of each mold so it retains its shape and rigidity during subsequent uses. These molds are the only components that are ever re-used in the casting process. All other components are re-created for each casting. The Wax Positive Once the molds are done, the insides are coated with layers of wax. The halves are then bound together and wax poured inside to complete the wax image being created. Once the wax has cooled, the mold is peeled away, yielding a wax image (the wax positive") duplicating the original sculpture. This image must then be "touched -up" to remove any seam lines, scratches or other flaws, as well as to recreate any pattern or texturing that was lost or damaged when the wax was made. The quality of the finished bronze relies on a clean, high quality mold and an impeccably recreated wax image that is as near to perfect as possible. Gating The next step, "gating", is the application of a series of tubes and funnels that allow the molten bronze to flow through to the bottom of the ceramic shell and the hot gase...
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