STATUES, STATUETTES

Reproduction, in waxed plaster, of a large head of the Emperor Augustus. The original item, in marble, is conserved at the Arles museum.

Reproduction, in waxed plaster, of a head of the goddess Hygie. The original item, in marble, is conserved at the Athènes museum.

Reproduction, in waxed plaster, of a head of the god Mithra. The original item, in limestone, is conserved at the Arles museum.

Reproduction, in cement, of a frieze representing 2 lions chasing a warthog. Inspired by a Roman mosaic to El Jem (Tunisia).

Reproduction, in white cement, of a Gallo-Roman lion's head to possibly decorate a fountain.

Reproduction, in white cement, of a ionic capital, intended to integrate the upper part of a column.

Reproduction, in white cement, of a column bottom, Gallo-Roman type. Fits with the Ionic capital, available on the website.

Reproduction, in white cement, of a Roman capital decorated with a large corinthian leaf .

Reproduction, in white cement, of a ancinet frieze (Roman, Greek) with the shape of a swirling wave.

Reproduction, in white cement, of a wall lamp used in antiquity in the form of wall console.