Blog
Are you looking for inspiration? For more information about a cast? The blog contains posts about casts and artists as well as posts about our history, philosophy, and news!
A Sweeping Victory: The Winged Victory of Samothrace
Well over life-size, the Ancient Greek sculpture known as the Winged Victory of Samothrace is one of the world’s masterpieces. Our predecessors who ran the...
Busts from the Statues Apollo Belvedere & Diana of Versailles
We are happy to announce the addition of two new reductions of full-size busts already in our collection! The two casts are from the famous...
The Search for the Bust of Marietta Strozzi
According to artist, architect, and essentially the first art historian, Giorgio Vasari, the sculptor Desiderio da Settignano created a portrait bust of the most beautiful...
Introducing the Bronze Collection
We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone at Caproni Collection that we've been eagerly working on behind the scenes – the expansion of our...
Americanizing Architecture: New Piece by Louis Henry Sullivan
We are thrilled to add another architectural ornament by Louis Henry Sullivan to our collection! This reproduction is from Sullivan's Bayard-Condict Building in NYC and...
What Do You Know About Plaster of Paris?
Every day our casters dip their hands into a fine white powder, mix it using centuries’ old techniques, and pour, splash, and drip it into...
Strength and Beauty: Four New Pieces
We're excited to welcome four new pieces into our collection! In time for Women's History Month in which we celebrate women's contributions to history and society, these pieces...
Little Hands and Little Feet
Our predecessors, P.P. Caproni and Brother, molded the hands and feet of children and babies as well as adults, and today, these small plaster casts...
Zeus & the Giants
In our collection is a reduction of one section of the frieze that adorned the Altar of Zeus. P.P. Caproni and Brother created a reduction...