Custom Bronze Sculptures

East Point Foundry’s bronze casting process breathes life into busts and full statues. We can turn photographs into three-dimensional portraits or scenes through our reliable partnership with various talented artists. We build statues or custom bronze sculptures crafted in any size and shape and made to the most exact visual masterpiece you can expect.

We recognize the importance of honoring a legendary individual, pet, exceptional organization, or historical event. This thought drives our artisans at East Point Foundry to create tribute sculptures skillfully, making the finished product a most unforgettable one. Whether you’re commissioning a memorial or seeking custom sculptures for sale, our team can bring your vision to life.

Why Are Bronze Sculptures Valuable?

Bronze sculptures can be seen adoring museums, corporate headquarters, and public or private art displays. Not only do they give the impression of luxury and nobility when used in art and architecture, but many artists and sculptors favor bronze because it has a unique chemical property that makes metal malleable, durable, and easy to cast.

Bronze sculptures can be worth a significant sum of money. While this classic piece of art instantly adds a touch of sophistication to any room or structure, there are a few more reasons why it’s one of the most valuable investments:

Innate Beauty: While other metals—such as platinum or silver—have a bright, cold color palette, bronze has always had an inherent charm with its warm, welcoming tone. This lush color gives a piece a rustic appeal and a sophisticated look.
Longevity: Bronze sculptures can easily stand the test of time, making them valuable art investments. Bronze is incredibly durable and can withstand harsh conditions that softer metals can’t. As a result, bronze sculptures require minimal care and maintenance and can last hundreds of years, increasing their value over time.
Scarcity And Preciousness: Bronze sculptures have a natural scarcity that shoots up their value as an art investment. Additionally, crafting custom bronze sculptures is arduous since it takes a lot of time and requires intricate artistry and expertise.

Bronze Sculpture Through The Years

There are times when bronze sculptures are at their peak and times when they are nearly forgotten. However, the material’s exceptional benefits continue to convince people of its uniqueness, ensuring its revival and enduring popularity.

Golden Age Of Bronze Sculptures: The great civilizations of the ancient world worked in bronze for art. The oldest bronze statue is still in existence, and it is the Dancing Girl from Mohenjodaro, belonging to the Harappan civilization, way back in 2500 BCE. Greeks were the first to scale the bronze statues up to life-size; their most famous bronze sculpture is the Victorious Youth. This art piece is a seawater-preserved bronze sculpture that required meticulous restoration efforts to bring it to its present state. Greeks and Romans had an epic history of making bronze sculptures. Thousands of images of gods, heroes, statesmen, philosophers, and victorious athletes filled ancient temples and sanctuaries. These civilizations perfected the bronze casting technique to such a degree that their influence on large-scale sculptures continues to the present day.
Renaissance Era of Bronze Sculptures: Christianity temporarily halted bronze sculpture’s reign, but it flourished again during the Renaissance, a time of interest in classical antiquity. During this period, lost-wax bronze casting was commonly used in creating replicas and art. European cities opened many bronze foundries, but Florence was the first city to embrace bronze sculpture arts in the 15th century. The gleaming bronze sculptures of Florence, including the Two Pairs Of Bronze Doors by artist Lorenzo Ghiberti and several critical works of artist Donatello, set the standard for Italian sculptors. Florence’s tradition of creating custom bronze sculptures echoed worldwide, influencing the rebirth and continued growth of the craft.
Industrial Period Of Bronze Sculptures: After the Renaissance, bronze sculptures were neglected until the early 19th century as most artists turned to other art methods. The industrial revolution provided developmental and technological advancements that made bronze casting simpler and more efficient. This vaulted it to the top of the art world once again. In the mid-1800s, foundries sprang up in Paris, attracting artists worldwide who were eager to study revolutionary bronze casting techniques and create custom sculptures for sale and exhibition.
Modern Art Bronze Sculptures: Bronze artworks had some fantastic moments of brilliance in the 20th century. After World War I, numerous foundries opened due to high demand for bronze statues as war memorials to honor heroes and veterans. Modern bronze sculpture has since gained new heights. Many artists began experimenting with the medium, offering everything from dignified statues to avant-garde masterpieces, expanding the market for custom sculptures for sale.

Advantages of Bronze Casting Sculptures

Creating bronze sculptures includes melting copper and tin together to form liquid bronze. The molten material is poured into a cast or mold of the intended sculpture’s shape. After cooling down, it reveals the statue after being extracted from the mold. The advantages of using bronze cast in sculptures include the following:

Corrosion resistant
Durability
Pleasing aesthetic
Stunning color
Friction resistance
Weldability

Build Your Sculpture With East Point Foundry

East Point Foundry produces custom bronze sculptures of varying sizes and intricate designs for any application—whether for statement, expression, or commemoration. We can transform simple photos and portraits with bronze casting into sturdy and sophisticated-looking sculptures. If you’re looking for custom sculptures for sale crafted with care and precision, we have the capabilities and experience to deliver a timeless piece. Our helpful customer service ensures a seamless process from consultation to installation.

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