Large Outdoor Decoration Renaissance Sculpture Copper Four Seasons
| Description: | The bronze statue of the Four Seasons is not only a symbol of the change of seasons and the harvest of mankind but also a symbol of love and strength, a spirit of abandoning and refusing to give up. Every good piece of sculpture can bring value and meaning. Place a statue of the Goddess of the Four Seasons in your garden to make it the most beautiful landscape. The Renaissance sculpture copper Four Seasons represents the Renaissance period, showcasing its focus on humanism and the profound connection between humans and nature. These sculptures also reflect the Renaissance’s emphasis on classical ideals, using naturalism to express the passage of time and the beauty of the natural world. |
| NO.: | AK-(M307) |
| MATERIAL: | BRONZE/ BRASS |
| SIZE: | LIFE-SIZE OR CUSTOM MADE DEPENDS ON YOUR PREFER |
| TECHNOLOGY: | LOST-WAX CASTING PROCESS |
| PACKING: | Generally soft and waterproof plastic inside, wooden cases/ iron box for outside |
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What do the Four Seasons statues mean?
The Renaissance sculpture copper Four Seasons, often represented by female figures in classical art, portrays the changing phases of nature throughout the year. Each of the Four Seasons is personified by a goddess, with their attire and attributes reflecting the characteristics of the season they embody. The Spring goddess is typically depicted with fresh flowers or light garments, symbolizing renewal and rebirth. Summer is often shown with fruits or a more vibrant presence, symbolizing abundance and warmth. Autumn, the goddess of harvest, may hold ripe crops or leaves in fall colors, representing the season of gathering and transition. Winter is portrayed with a more serene or austere demeanor, sometimes holding symbols of cold, like snow or ice, reflecting stillness and dormancy.
Renaissance sculpture copper Four Seasons