The Secrete OF Angle by Aurika Pilponiene  depicts an angel sharing a secret with surrounded birds at the
Garden of Eden.

This one of a kind artwork is made with acrylic on panel 

Observance  by Aurika Pilponiene  depicts angels  observing magic pouring in the Garden of Eden.

This one of a kind 
artwork is made with acrylic on panel 

Passing  by Aurika Pilponiene  depicts four angels passing through a reflection of gate in the
Garden of Eden.

This one of a kind artwork is made with acrylic on panel 

Angels Of Sensitivity by Aurika Pilponiene  depicts three angels sharing a story while surrendered d by mythical birds in the Garden of Eden.

This one of a kind artwork is made with acrylic on panel 

Angel, The Guard by Aurika Pilponiene  depicts an angel standing at the entrance to a reflected Garden of Eden.

This one of a kind artwork is made with acrylic on panel 

Apples of Eden  by Aurika Pilponiene  depicts an angel holding an apple from the
Garden of Eden.

This one of a kind  artwork is made with acrylic on panel 

Angel Morning by Aurika Pilponiene  depicts an angel surrendered by doves in the  Garden of Eden.

This one of a kind artwork is made with acrylic on panel 

This one of a kind  artwork is made with acrylic on panel 

Victoria presents us with a wonderful display of Wunderlich’s mythological influence.

The piece is sculpted in Surrealist style, cast in bronze
with gold and black patina.

Her headless figure is seen in profile, with smooth
curvature and robes representing the simplicity of the form.

Interestingly, the figure’s wings are arranged in shapes
more abstract than typical depictions, adding further to the Surrealist feel of
this magnificent piece.

* This unique sculpture is signed and numbered in edition of 70

Paul Wunderlich completes his chess table with a fabulous set of
chairs to match.

Made from wood and black leather, the chairs are a display
of masterful craftsmanship, and their legs cleverly echo the dichotomy of the
game.

Strong vertical lines apparent in the chairs’ exterior are
an example of Wunderlich’s fascination with the Art Deco movement.

Paul Wunderlich invites us to marvel at an exquisite example of a
motif that’s explored throughout a number of his sculptures - the chess set.

With 16 black and 16 gold patinated figures, the table
beautifully encompasses the dichotomous harmony of game.

The piece showcases superb artistry - grandiose yet elegant,
and wonderfully unique.

This chess table comes with bronze figures (black figures have black patina ) all figures are numbered and signed and are edition of 1500

**included with this unique table and extra small white and black chess board

A smaller version of Paul Wunderlich recurring motif, this smaller
version of A Game of Chess is
exquisitely crafted.

Elegantly unique figures cast in black and gold patina
beautifully encompass the dichotomous harmony of game.

The board itself is made from treated wood, polished to
provide a fabulously glossy black and white finish.

The figures are made of bronze, they are finished with black patina. 

Figures are numbered and signed in edition of 1500. 

Renowned German artist Wunderlich sculpts mythological
legends, drawing inspiration from both the Surrealist movement and eroticism.

We see the two influences at play very strongly here. 

Minotaurus is depicted in strength, with superb muscular

detailing representative of the Greek monster’s fabulous power

*Nike,cast in bronze with green and gold patina, serves as a symbol of femininity and
motherhood. Her protruding golden belly appears to be bursting through its
surrounding skin, an analogous testament to the pain of childbirth.

Renowned German artist Wunderlich sculpts
mythological legends, drawing inspiration from both the Surrealist movement and
eroticism.

We see the two influences at play very
strongly here. Nike, cast in bronze with green and gold patina, serves as a
symbol of femininity and motherhood. Her protruding golden belly appears to be
bursting through its surrounding skin, an analogous testament to the pain of
childbirth.

*Minotaurus is depicted in strength, with
superb muscular detailing representative of the Greek monster’s fabulous power.

Mondo Elefanti was sculpted by Battistini, in memory for
fellow Swiss artist and elephant trainer, Rolf Knie.

This beautiful sculpture is representative of the colossal
size and strength of the elephant, accentuated by the animals’ comparative
proportion to the sphere.

Cast in bronze, this original’s masterful detailing
admirably captures the texture of the animal’s hallmark trunk and tusks.

Alfredo Battistini’s Christian iconography, 
 ‘La Luce’ is  standing in a portentous and sinister pose that’s filled with
power.

The clever position of his hands, which are designed to hold
burning candles, is representative of the fiery chaos of the underworld.

Battistini has paid great attention to the sculpture’s
physical shape, crafting an exceptionally well-toned body.

The muscular detailing is emblematic of the artist’s
fixation on human strength and physical condition.

Alfredo Battistini pays homage to his idol Michelangelo here.

The sculpture, emblematic of that familiar scene in the
Sistine chapel, represents the creation of Adam with stunning effect.

Battistini’s focus and admiration for human strength is
apparent in this magnificent structure, as superb muscular detailing denotes
the divine power of God.

The sculpture was first unveiled in the Museo Michelangelo’s
in Caprese Michelangelo - Michelangelo’s place of birth.

Alfredo Battistini admiration for the human form is in full focus
here.

“Anita” captures a harmonious balance between physical
strength, beauty and aesthetics, as her delicate curvature stands in
juxtaposition to its concrete block.

The sculpture, which is cast in bronze, perfectly
illustrates the natural elegance and grace of the female form.

"Camaleonte "With stunning vibrancy, Bruni celebrates the
unique trademark of the chameleon in a wonderful display of color.

A broad palette has been used to paint the
animal, ranging from warm reds at the nose, to cooler blues at the tail.

This original watercolor is a wonder to behold,
marking the color-changing abilities of an animal that so often appears in the
Bruni’s works.

Gigliotti’s Sunnyboy experiments with pointillism in a portrait filled with provocation.

The artist breaks away from his favorite motif, the female, and instead presents us with a male subject cracking an intense smile.

Masterful use of shading and contour here really bring this portrait to life, giving it an almost three-dimensional
effect.

The subject’s blindingly white smile, eyes and necklace add to the vibrancy of character, and to the provocativeness that’s so
emblematic of Gigliotti’s work.