Rhinoceros Bronze Sculpture

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Ordered by a very perceptive individual collector from a reputable gallery, this initial creation of Raffaello Romanelli was unveiled in 2011 and it was about a rhino. The shape of the sculpture was made using clay which was worked on very carefully and it looked like the real thing from different angles due to lifelike features created from different pictures. After this, a bronze cast was made from the clay model and it was done through “the lost wax process; hence the need for the original to be made out of something else so as not to be destroyed during casting but rather used as a mould into which molten metal would be poured Copy number one represents an original work in bronze based upon a clay model developed through various images representing lifelike accuracy for such forms as can also help one see themselves more deeply into nature if they were looking at most animals that exist today were restricted up twelve only were signed by him personally using roman numbers which indicated their sequence among these limited editions if you ever got your hands on one them then count yourself lucky”.

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