See a sculptor recreate Antonio Canova’s “Venus” step-by-step, from clay to marble | Time Lapse Art
How does Brownstein go from a foot-high clay sketch to a near-identical marble copy of one of Antonio Canova’s most famous sculptures? Watch this behind-the-scenes time lapse using Canova’s marble sculpting process to find out!
Brownstein uses his hands and small, wooden tools to create a rough clay sketch model called a bozzetti. He then moves on to a full-scale modelli that is cast in plaster, creating a hollow mold. This mold, in turn, serves as the basis for a refined plaster model that’s copied into a marble version where Fred makes the final touches.
Where Canova had a workshop with assistants, Fred did all of the sculpting himself!
See Canova’s clay, plaster, and marble sculptures, including "Venus", in the Canova: Sketching in Clay exhibition open June 11 – October 9, 2023 at the National Gallery of Art: https://www.nga.gov/exhibitions/2023/canova-sketching-in-clay.html
Find Canova’s original “Venus” sculpture in the National Gallery of Art’s collection: https://www.nga.gov/collection/art-object-page.176406.html
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00:00 Clay
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somehow making me emotional. pure art it is
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❤
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Awesome sir... hat's off to u....
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He looks like an artist with a hat made of newspaper. 😂
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Humbling, to be honest…
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Can anyone explain why he was wearing the paper hat???
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Bro really sketching using clay
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Hermoso
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😮😮😮😮 wow that's is very nice
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Love the work, but that last angle… thick neck small head looked weird.
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Amazing
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There needs to be marble works in art for generations to come, we can't afford to lose techniques like these.
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that hat make him look professional.
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pygmalion and galatea...
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Not felt like this in long time.. Breathtaking
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If he only had a job that benefitted every person on earth. This benefits no one, but, himself. Fact.
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As a self-taught painter, I am charmed that we have the same lead-up process. First is a free-hand sketch of the subject, followed by a gridded sketch of the subject, followed by a gridded, rough painting, followed by the actual painting. Each stage is used for reference in the following stage. He free-handed a Venus, made a full model, followed by a formal model, which helped in reference for the actual art. I guess artists are going to artist!
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Это гениально, просто потрясающе, я хочу научится делать также 😍
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Respect from INDIA 🙏🕉️🇮🇳.
Because stone cutting was the toughest part of this video
Love that he does this by hand... this quality of marble asks you to give up your soul... and machines can't do that.
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👍👍👍
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he makes one art to start another art, it's amazing
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To the person reading this: Even though I don’t know you, I wish you the best of what life has to offer ❤
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to think the original was made with trash tools. or whatever haha
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What incredible work from this gentleman, a true artist.
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Beautiful❤❤❤
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this is mind-blowing. I thought the clay one was the start and finish 😮 this is just amazing .. so much work 👏🏻
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The gypsum cast was much better.
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Amazing
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Why recreating when you can create?...
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Básico demais
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i like his newspaper hat
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This made me cry
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I will never complain about retopology again.
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This is nice and all but can you sculpt works by the world renowned SpongeBob Squarepants?
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Wow.... just wow...
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The position of her neck ain't natural. Looks like it hurts...
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Marcha, soldado
Cabeça de papel
Se não marchar direito
Vai preso pro quartel.
(Brasil)
This is my art... the sculpture... also beauty... tan magna!!!
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What a skill, amazing
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Wow
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Ok. I have to eat my words. I was 100 percent positive that no sculpture alive today, had the ability or knowledge, to replicate the masters marble figures.
Its nice being proven wrong sonetimes ☺️🕊️🙏🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Crazy! the final one looked a little off in the neck.. Or was it just a strange angle? Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you! That really made my day.
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Bravo to MASTER!!!
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How long did it take him to make the paper hat?
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Use laser mapping and then a CNC system and make them 24/7, from REAL marble at minimal cost !?
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Amazing that some people can do this. And magical to see Venus coming put of the stone!
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