Little head of the Man with the Broken Nose after Auguste Rodin

In 1864 Auguste Rodin sculpted the portrait of a man from the Saint-Marcel district in Paris, nicknamed Bibi, who lived from small jobs. The stable in rue Lebrun, which he used as a studio at the time, proved impossible to heat, and during the harsh winter that followed, the portrait froze, the back of the head cracked and fell off. The work was later preserved and passed through several states. It was sent to the Salon as a mask in 1865, but was rejected because of its fragmentary shape.

Features of our reproduction of the Venus de Milo Statue, Louvre Museum

Height: 19 cm.

Width: 7.5 cm.

Depth: 9.5 cm.

Material: white plaster.

Other possible materials: resin, reconstituted stone.

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

Handcrafted reproduction entirely made and patinated by hand.

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Delivery time: approximately 8 to 12 weeks.

Shipping costs are automatically calculated when you finish your purchase at the checkout.

Delivery times vary according to the availability of our pieces. If the piece is not immediately available, we will contact you immediately by email to inform you of the approximate average time expected by our workshop.

Average times of the main manufacturing stages valid for all parts:
Time to manufacture the mould of a piece: 1 month.
Time for the edition of a piece: 1 day.
Time for finishing a piece: Variable from one piece to another, on average one week.All our pieces are handmade in the purest tradition of the great Art Moulding Workshops.

Supplier of public institutions and art schools, we put most of our pieces for rent and for sale (theatre, cinema, parades, professional events...).