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| Art Reproduction |
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various years, Artemisa has developed its own reproduction processes, applying the most
advanced technologies for 3D digitization, modeling, prototyping and
moulding. Continuous innovation and extensive experience have allowed our reproductions to attain 100% fidelity, whether by moulding, in our workshop, or through digitization and robotic mechanization, which, thanks to high-precision laser scanning, involves no physical contact with the original piece, ensuring that it is not damaged in any way. Thus, in addition to their sale as collectors items, the use of our reproductions has proliferated in the reintegration of heritage, the replacement of original pieces that were lost or plundered and exact reproductions of sculptures for religious processions, thereby allowing the original pieces to remain in their habitual surroundings. |
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Saturn |
Reproduction of a Saturn sculpture proceeding from the site of the Roman
Villa "Los Quintanares" in Rioseco, Soria. The figurine is now conserved in the Museo
Numantino in Soria. Artemisa has made a reproduction to be placed in a reconstruction of
the roman villa, and a second one for the museum itself. |
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Saint Teresa of Jesus |
 Reproduction of Saint Teresa of
Jesus, by Gregorio Fernández, for the Convent of the Saint of
Avila. |
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The Christ of San Gil |
The Christ of the
Church of San Gil
in Burgos,
popularly known as the Christ of Burgos; a medieval image of
the Calvary which has been exactly reproduced, and is taken out each year
for procession on May 3rd. |
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Christ tied to the Column |
A
life-size reproduction of the famous sculpture by Diego de
Siloé, which today is conserved in the museum of the
Cathedral
of Burgos, was made to substitute the original piece kept in
the chapel for the procession. |
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The White Virgin of Sorauren |
Reproduction
of the Gothic Virgin of Sorauren, Navarra. An exact scale image on
the left contrasts with a more elegant stylization on the right.
The images were commissioned by a parish in Madrid
where the White Virgin is worshipped. |
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Paleochristian Sepulchre of Astorga |
The
sarchophagus dating back to pre-Constantinian
times (305-312)
from Astorga, which lay in its Cathedral and was reused as the
sepulchre of Alfonso III, and which today is kept at the
National
Archæological Museum of Madrid, was reproduced for an
exhibition
sponsored by the Las Edades
del Hombre Foundation. |
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Saint Mary Major |
Reproduction
of Saint Mary Major. The original sculpture presides over the High
Altar of Burgos Cathedral. The Virgin and Child, precisely reproduced
and hand polychromed, are seated on a silver throne with richly
ornamented relief work. The entire sculpture is reproduced on a
slightly smaller scale, allowing the image to be carried more easily in
religious processions. |
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Cornellana Stela |
Reproduction
of the Cornellana Stela
from the Palace of Selgas, in Cudillero
(Asturias), to replace the original, removed from its original site due
to its high degree of deterioration. |
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Romanic Columns of Frías |
Reproduction,
following their restoration, of the Romanic capitals and columns of
Castillo de Frías (Burgos), and replacement of the
originals, moved to a museum. |
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Caliphal Capital |
Reproduction
of an Islamic capital,
from the Caliphate period, for its sale. An example of the wealth and
good taste with which the eclectic Hispano-Muslim art embellished its
architectural ornamentation. |
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