Over 100 years ago, master craftsman Pietro Caproni was granted permission by museums in Europe such as the Louvre, the Accademia and the British Museum to make molds directly from the museums' famous sculptures—an honor unheard of today. Using these molds, he was able to recreate the world’s finest masterpieces with unrivaled accuracy. The pieces you see on our site and in our gallery are reproductions of famous sculptures that descend from Caproni’s now-antique casts, and because of that, they capture both the detail and feel of the originals that is unparalleled.
We create objects of timeless beauty for you to enjoy.
The Caproni Collection produces and sells plaster reproductions of famous sculptures. Every piece is made in-house and by-hand. They can be finished in a variety of patinas. We currently offer about 700 pieces in a wide range of sizes that span from ancient art to art of the early 20th century, and we are constantly reintroducing to the Collection once-lost Caproni pieces.
About Us
A Centuries-Old Company
Our company started in Boston in 1835, and it has been producing plaster reproductions of famous sculptures ever since.
