Wax model of an equestrian statue of Louis XIV fixed with its runners and risers in preparation for its casting in bronze.
Paper:
Each piece is printed on premium archival paper with rich inks for vivid color and crisp detail. Sizes are standardized to keep things simple and affordable.
About this print
A detailed 18th-century engraving depicting the internal anatomy and mechanical structure of an equestrian statue casting process. The image shows a horse and rider in cross-section with intricate line work revealing internal frameworks, pulley systems, and foundry equipment used in bronze sculpture creation.
