female bust - Arturban Sculpture

Statue of Marie Antoinette

1. Introduction of Statue of Marie Antoinette Marie Antoinette (1755–1793), born in Vienna, was the daughter of Holy Roman Emperor Francis I and Archduchess Maria Theresa of Austria. In 1770, she married Louis XVI, the Dauphin of France, a marriage closely linked to the diplomatic relations between the two countries at the time; after Louis XVI ascended the throne in 1774, she became Queen of France. This Statue of Marie Antoinette is a half-length court portrait of Marie Antoinette, focusing on her signature 18th-century high hairstyle. Her hair is styled in an upward bun, layered with curls, braids, and beads, with the back cascading down to her neck. The face and neck are sculpted from white Carrara marble, with meticulously detailed features; the head is slightly turned to the side, conveying a serene expression. The dress in the Statue of Marie Antoinette is made of red marble with natural orange-red

Stainless steel Modern female Bust Statue

Modern Bust Statue

1. Introduction of Modern Bust Statue This sculpture features a female bust as its main element, employing a modern, abstract linear structure to depict the figure. The face is relatively realistic, with clearly defined features and a calm, restrained expression. The lines behind the head flare outwards, resembling curled hair, lending the work a strong artistic expressiveness. Compared to traditional busts, this Modern Bust Statue does not emphasize a complete, solid form, but rather creates spatial depth through variations in the density of lines. The body is constructed from continuous, curving stainless steel lines that coil upwards from the base, gradually forming the contours of the neck, shoulders, and chest. The black finish enhances the work’s sense of stability and makes the metal lines more defined, making it suitable for display in modern spaces. This stainless steel bust is suitable for art galleries, hotel lobbies, commercial spaces, clubs, villas, modern