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Bajo relieve joven noble con gavilán y flor de lis
LO-0466
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€949.00
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Handcrafted reproduction entirely made and patinated by hand.
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Dimensions:
Height: 30,31'' (77cm).
Width: 15,35'' (39cm).
Delivery time: Delivery within 15 to 25 days.
Material: This reproduction is available in patinated resin.
Available patinas: bronze, terracotta, marble, wood, polychrome, gilding, stone or diorite.
Contact us to know the prices of our patinas (variable according to the desired colour).
Delivery times vary according to the state of our available stocks and demand.
If the reproduction you want is not immediately available, we will contact you immediately by email to inform you of the average additional manufacturing time expected by our workshop.
The average lead times for each stage of production are as follows:
Lead time for a full time mould: 1 month.
Lead time for a one-piece print: 1 day.
Finishing time: Variable from one piece to another, on average one week.
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Shipping costs: The shipping costs of the available carriers are automatically calculated when you finalize your checkout
In the biblical tradition, the fleur-de-lis is linked to two major symbols:
It is both a symbol of purity and virginity.
Within the Catholic Church, the lily stands out as a strong symbol of Mary's virginity, of the Immaculate Conception in Christian iconography.
The lily is traditionally present at Catholic communions and weddings as a symbol of chaste love.
Conversely, the sparrowhawk is a symbol of wear and tear, of rapacity, like most birds of the same species, with their hooked talons.
A hunter and aggressive bird, the sparrowhawk also symbolically designates the penis.
The wearing of the sparrowhawk on the fist, as the artist represented the young man, is the characteristic sign of nobility and social distinction.
By the position of the higher hand holding the fleur-de-lys in relation to that of the hand holding the sparrowhawk.
The sculptor symbolically represented the superiority of purity over sin.
The fruit and vegetation extending behind the right arm evokes the Garden of Eden, the paradise for the virtuous.
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