Low relief of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza after Don Miguel Cervantes y Saavedra

Experience a unique literary and artistic journey with our bas-relief of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza inspired by Don Miguel Cervantes y Saavedra: a masterpiece to admire without restraint!

Don Quixote, more than just a hero, embodies the very essence of the antihero. He evolves in solitude, captive of his illusions, oblivious to the external world surrounding him. From the arid villages of La Mancha to the chimerical castles, he wanders, accompanied by his faithful companion Sancho Panza. This unlikely duo, where Don Quixote's idealism clashes with Sancho's pragmatism, lies at the heart of a narrative that blends humor and melancholy.

The image of Don Quixote, riding his faithful steed Rocinante, tilting at windmills, has become emblematic of man's impossible and eternal quest to reach an unattainable ideal. His unwavering faith in chivalrous values, his pursuit of honor and nobility, contrast with the disenchanted and often absurd reality that surrounds him.

Sancho Panza, on the other hand, embodies simplicity and common sense. Attached to his earthly needs and his family, he follows Don Quixote out of loyalty and a desire for adventure. His down-to-earth reflections and friendly humor offer a realistic counterpoint to his master's idealistic impulses.

Despite their differences, Don Quixote and Sancho Panza form an inseparable duo. Their relationship evolves throughout their adventures, transitioning from master and servant to a deep and mutual friendship. Together, they face trials and challenges, confronting the harsh realities of a world that does not share their idealistic vision.

At the end of their journey, Don Quixote renounces his chimeras, while Sancho remains faithful to his worldview. This poignant conclusion underscores the duality of human existence, oscillating between idealism and reality. Through the adventures of this iconic duo, Cervantes questions the limits of idealism in a pragmatic world, offering a timeless reflection on the human condition.

Features of our Low relief of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza.

Height: 102 cm.

Width: 60 cm.

Depth: 5 cm.

Weight: 21 kg.

Material: Resin.

Other possible materials: White plaster, reconstituted stone.

Available patinas: bronze, terracotta, marble, wood, polychrome, gilding, stone, or diorite. Contact us to inquire about the prices of our patinas (varying according to the desired color).

Handcrafted reproduction entirely made and patinated by hand.

In stock.

Delivery time: Approximately 1 to 3 weeks.