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04-11-2008, 02:23 AM
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| How was Rodin's Kiss made. Marble sculpture or marble casting? I ask because aren't there several copies of it? So, if it's carved - back then there weren't machines to make duplicates, like now. And if it was carved, one of a kind, like David, then you sure can't make copies. I have heard the term marble casting. Was it that, with powders? I looked in some books and on net and all it says is 'media marble.' Thanks. I have wondered about this for years. I am guessing it is some sort of casting as Rodins "Thinker' was cast.      |
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04-11-2008, 02:32 AM
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| Original is bronze metal casting. Marble or stone cast is made with epoxy resin mixed with marble or other ground up stone and then pressed into a mold. The technique allows for greater detail than clay molding. A lot of collectibles are made from stone resins. |
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