This hyper-realistic and cinematic art piece depicts a white marble sculpture of a labrador. The labrador sits on its hind legs, looking straight ahead with its head raised high, long hair around its neck and chest, and small claws on its paws. It wears a thick fabric collar, and the entire figure is surrounded by large drapery. The scene takes place inside a studio where sculptures are made, with a workbench for making statues visible in the foreground.

We have an extensive collection of antique and vintage animal statues including dog, cat, rabbit and frog sculptures as well as many bird statues.

Sculpting a Clay Dog :): Hello everyone :D Are you interested in making a clay dog ? I hope you would like it :) Supplies: First we need those things : * clay (of course) * Sharpened pencil * Toothpicks * Paper-knife ( scissor, or just a ruler) for cut little pieces ** AD…

Award winning artist Nick Mackman explains the process behind her latest dog sculpture commission, a white whippet lurcher and a black greyhound.

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Posts about paper mache written by Linda Lewis

This clay is waiting for his/her owners, also waiting for the bronze process. Custom patina’s available, just provide detailed photos of your dog. Sculpted by Diana McClaran

Miniature animal statues for a very cute gift Golden Retriever Dog Luxurious princess, but friendly to people Detailed, realistic and cute. Nice for your collection or as a gift for any occasion. Materials Ceramic, Porcelain SIZE Width : 3.5 cm Length : 6.5 cm Height : ุ6.5 cm Weight : 50 g. We hope you are enjoy with our product and service. Thank you very much for visiting my shop. Shipping : Items will be ready to be shipped within 1-3 business days after Paypal payment is complete…

Here is a collection of a few of my favourite ceramic animal artists : Lesley Anne Greene : ' I exhibit and sell throughout the UK and model imaginative figurative sculptures using hand building techniques. Inspiration is often drawn from an interest in the role of animals and ancient artefacts and sustained by visits to museums and sites of antiquity both at home and abroad. Other works are derived from encounters in daily life and embrace a playful humour in their expression and form. The…