Bronze Ballet Dancer Figurines

1.Introduction of bronze ballet dancer figurines

This bronze ballet dancer figurines is an art treasure that pays tribute to the National Ballet and is located in La Valle Square near Saint Nicholas in Buenos Aires, Argentina. This statue was designed by Carlos de la C á rcova and represents dancers Norma Fontenla and Jos é Neglia. It is a deep tribute to the loss of nine members of the Cologne Theatre Ballet in a plane crash on October 10, 1971.

This bronze ballet dancer figurines demonstrate a combination of elegance and strength in its exterior. The dancers in the sculpture are natural postures. Their movements were cleverly captured, filling the entire sculpture with the vitality and beauty of dance. The dancers’ facial expressions are rich and colorful, revealing deep emotions, making the audience feel as if they are passionate and engaged.

The decorative function of this ballet dancer sculpture lies not only in its own beauty, but also in the meaning it represents. It is a tribute to the art of ballet and a noble tribute to the dancers who have dedicated themselves to the art on stage, bringing joy and shock to the audience. In terms of production, this statue embodies the wisdom and skills of the sculptor. They use exquisite sculpture techniques to make the details of the statue very delicate, with every muscle and every strand of clothing being carved to life. The selection of sculpture materials is also crucial, usually using durable and weather resistant materials to ensure that the statue can withstand the baptism of natural wind and rain for a long time.

2.Production process of bronze ballet dancer figurines

1. Confirming the details drawing/ 3D mold/ Pictures with clients.
2. Making clay mold according to drawing/ photos/ 3D mold.
3. Lost-Wax casting bronze/brass statues.
4. Welding and Chasing.
5. Patina and wax surface, take all different views pictures/ videos, show to clients.
6. Packing into wooden cases after clients satisfied with the works.