Our Bronze Encyclopedia is a special service of the Bronze Shop for our clients, to learn a little bit more about all the important facts all around art and the
production of our finest bronze sculptures. This encyclopedia is constructed like an ordinary encyclopedia, starting with the letter a, like antiquity and ending with the letter z.
The term encyclopedia was first mentioned by Pothius I, a patriarch from Constantinople out of the fifth century. Nowadays we have many different kinds of encyclopedias but still no exact definition of the term encyclopedia, which is the reason why even dictionaries are synonymous named encyclopedias.
Our bronze encyclopedia offers information about different artists and sculptors, the materials and tools which are necessary for producing bronze sculptures and different ages of history of art. We rewrite and expand our bronze encyclopedia in regular intervals to offer the best and informative service for our interested clients.
We describe difficult techniques in an easy way, because we want you to understand those difficult techniques like the tedious lost wax casting easily.
Our descriptions of all those famous artists are so detailed, that you will get an extensive impression of the life and the work of the artist. We
offer information about the famous Auguste Rodin as well as information about Fernando Botero- one of the most popular artists of Latin America or Edgar Degas, just to name a few.
All in all, our service provides informative and worth knowing facts
all around the beauty of bronze sculptures and fine arts.
- Antiquity
- Alabaster
- Aluminium
- Armature
- Art Deco
- Antoine-Louis Barye
- Art Nouveau
- Baptismal Font
- Barlach, Ernst
- Baroque
- Bas-Relief
- Bernini, Gian Lorenzo
- Boccioni, Umberto
- Boulogne, Jean (Giambologna)
- Botero, Fernando
- Bronze
- Bugatti, Rembrandt
- Buonarroti, Michelangelo
- Calder, Alexander Stirling
- Capital
- Carpeaux, Jean-Baptiste
- Caryatid
- Casting Mould
- Chiparus, Demetre Haralamb
- Chisel
- Clara, Juan
- Classic Period
- Clay
- Cloister
- Contrapposto
- Coustou, Nicolas and Guillaume
- Daumier, Honoré
- Degas, Edgar
- Embrasure
- Eroticism
- Fibreglass
- File
- Frishmuth, Harriet Whitney
- Gable
- Gem
- Giacometti, Alberto
- Gladenbeck, Hermann
- Guia, Miguel
- Gutfreund, Otto
- Gypsum
- Hammer
- Hellenistic Period
- Hieratic
- High Relief
- Historical Backgrounds
- Hollow Casting
- Hussmann, Albert Heinrich
- Ivory
- Juno