Gold Sculpture for Sale
When admiring gold sculptures, it's easy to believe that artists actually do have the midas touch. Obsessed over and admired for centuries, gold is the ultimate way to add a touch of luxury to your interior. Styles may changed but our taste hasn't, and gold continues to enamour everyone in its glow. However, our contemporary artists offer a modern twist to the classic medium. From Jérôme Guime's statement wall hangings to Anne Juliette Deschamps' subtle golden circle and Philippe Pasqua's macabre shining skulls, gold has been reimagined for the modern age. Take a look at our collection of sculptures that are worth their weight in gold!
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Marco Araldi & Keng Wai Lee
Painting - 42.5 x 32.5 x 4 cm Painting - 16.7 x 12.8 x 1.6 inch
CHF 1,031
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What is the process of creating a gold sculpture?
The process of creating a gold sculpture involves several steps, including designing the sculpture, creating a mold, melting the gold, pouring it into the mold, and then polishing and finishing the sculpture. The process requires skill and precision to ensure the final product is of high quality.
How much does a gold sculpture typically cost?
The cost of a gold sculpture can vary greatly depending on the size, intricacy, and purity of the gold used. On average, a small gold sculpture can cost around $500, while larger and more complex pieces can cost upwards of $10,000 or more. It's best to consult with a reputable goldsmith or art dealer for an accurate estimate.
What are some famous gold sculptures throughout history?
Some of the most famous gold sculptures throughout history include the Golden Buddha in Thailand, the Mask of Agamemnon in Greece, and the Aztec Calendar Stone in Mexico. These sculptures are not only valuable for their material, but also for their historical and cultural significance.