I consider it essential for a painter to know how to draw. Constant practice in drawing is the fundamental basis for anyone approaching painting
Hand of VoltaireFoot of The Borghese Warrior, Louvre Museum, ParisArm of Moses by MichelangeloLegs of Dying Slave by Michelangelo, Louvre Museum, ParisHorse of The Parthenon, AthensLucius Junius Brutus, Capitoline Museum, RomeThe Belvedere Torso, Pio Clementino Museum, Vatican City
Leg of Germanicus, Louvre Museum, ParisEmpress FaustineGreek general Phocion, Vatican Museums, RomeJupiter TrophoniusMale torso, probabili an athlete or political heroDiana with Mantle Draped as a Sash, Vatican Museums, Vatican City
Leg of Medici Venus, Uffizi Gallery, FlorenceThe Capitoline AriadneHomerAgrippa, Louvre Museum, ParisFemale torso, probabily a bathing VenusMale torso
Early works
Holy Mary from the Pietร of Michelangelo
Latest works
In love with classical sculptures
Bust of Plautianus, erroneously believed to depict Emperor Pertinax. It is housed in the Pio-Clementino Museum in Vatican City
Statue of Julius Caesar by Nicolas Coustou at Louvre Museum in Paris. The statue was carved between the 17th and 18th centuries
Bust of Emperor Antoninus Pius at Stoa of Attalus in Athens
David’s Rest David takes a little break from beeing the most beautiful statue in the world