In the world of sculpture, a select few pieces stand out for their astonishing realism, capturing moments of life with breathtaking accuracy. From Gian Lorenzo Bernini’s dynamic “The Rape of Proserpina” to the ethereal beauty of Antonio Corradini’s “Modesty,” these masterpieces transcend their medium to evoke a sense of living, breathing beings frozen in time. Join us as we explore the artistry and emotional depth of some of history’s most lifelike sculptures, each a testament to the enduring power of artistic expression.
Gian Lorenzo Bernini created this masterpiece when he was 23 — in 1621. “I subdued the marble and made it as supple as wax.”
The sculpture is a sepulchral monument to the mother of Prince Raimondo who gave him life by sacrificing her own.
The image of the Virgin Mary carved from marble by Giovanni Straza.
The master was 24 years old when he carved the Virgin Mary and Jesus from marble.
The sculpture is exhibited in the Louvre.
Located in the Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia.
Wonderful and unic art of SCULPTURES by MASTERS