Ceres Searching for Proserpina is a historical and mythological representation of the celebrated neoclassical composition created by Johan Tobias Sergel.

Depicting the Roman goddess Ceres in her relentless search for Proserpina, this artwork captures one of the most emotional narratives of classical mythology. Holding two raised torches, Ceres symbolizes maternal devotion, determination, fertility, and the eternal cycle of life, loss, and renewal.

Recognized as one of the most remarkable mythological compositions associated with Sergel’s artistic legacy, the sculpture combines dramatic movement, elegant drapery, and symbolic serpentine forms that create a powerful visual presence and timeless aesthetic appeal.

This artwork has been developed through a process of artistic reconstruction, sculptural adaptation, digital reconstruction, compositional refinement, and meticulous hand finishing. The result is a hand-finished artwork that preserves the emotional strength and visual harmony of a celebrated historical representation while offering exceptional decorative impact for contemporary interiors and collections.

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MATERIALS & QUALITY

This sculpture is made of high-density resin, filled with museum-grade and prosthetic-quality materials, the same type used in museums, cinema, theatre, and cultural institutions worldwide.

❌ We do NOT use:

• Plaster (too fragile)

• Mineral-based stone composites (which lose definition)

• Plastic or similar materials (which reduce quality and weight)

✅ We specifically choose this resin for its:

• Durability

• Precision

• Exceptional detail reproduction

• Long-term stability

• Museum-quality appearance

Every sculpture is individually hand-finished in our workshop and carefully inspected before shipment.

Professionally packaged to ensure maximum protection during transport.

Additional sizes may be available upon request.

MATERIAL

High-Density Resin, Museum-Grade Resin, Hand-Finished Artwork, Historical Representation, Mythological Sculpture

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