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wood marble bronze fiberglass mosaic

Qui si fa quel che si sa e si sa quel che si fa. Demetz Here we do what we know and we know what we do.

For centuries marble stone or bronze castings have been used to create timeless masterpieces of art, such as Michelangelo Buonarotti s Pietá during the Renaissance or the ecclesiastical art by Gianlorenzo Bernini during the Baroque period later on. These materials are one of the most durable forms of art created by man. The Demetz Art Studio has perfected its own long tradition in using these fine materials to create beautiful statues for outdoor placement. Years ago Mr. Ivo Demetz created another very durable, yet cost effective material for outdoor statues or monuments: fiberglass and polyester resin. It can be found throughout our standard collection, but can also be used to create custom statues, based upon your request. Kindly contact your local church goods dealer for more information about these beautiful materials that will last forever and will amaze you in its beauty time after time. copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 3

The Demetz Art Studio uses only the best quality marble from the quarries of Tuscany ITALY: bianco puro or bianco di Carrara. In 1517 Michelangelo found the cava di Seravezza on the mountain Altissimo (1.589 m). From here he took big blocks to create the front panels for the Church of S. Lorenzo in Florence. This type of marble is practically impervious to the elements. 4

MARBLE SCULPTURES Custom drawn sketch Moquette = bozzetto Model in scale on the solid marble block We at Demetz Art Studio create fine marble works from a model in scale or a maquette (bozzetto). To carve directly the marble without a model in scale may be cheaper in cost, but the final result is that often the figure is not correctly in proportion and is badly done. copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 5

MARBLE SCULPTURES The stone carving tools used nowadays have not changed much from Michelangelo s time. First the rough stone is hammered with a pitching hammer, then sculpted with special pointing tools and files. 6

Mr. Ivo Demetz supervising the carving Mod. 390/8 St. Francis installed in Santa Maria, CA, USA copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 7

Mod. 173 - Pietà MARBLE SCULPTURES Mod. 600/129 Mod. 10 - Infant of Prague 8

Mod. 700/130 Mod. 700/88 Mod. 765/A copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 9

10 Mod. 340/107

MARBLE SCULPTURES The ability to carve different marbles or stones to create unique colored statues is being kept alive in our studio. Mod. 600/57 - St. Peregrine copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 11

BRONZE OUTDOOR SCULPTURES Bronze castings are probably the most durable art form in existence. Bronze is an excellent material for outdoor use, because it weathers well and ages gracefully. The ancient Romans followed the Greeks in the tradition of casting larger bronze statues by using the so called lost wax technique. Since then, bronze has become and remained an important medium used for fine art. 12

A unique monument in cast bronze in honor of Don Sandro Dordi was created and installed in his home town square in Chioggia, Italy. copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 13

BRONZE OUTDOOR SCULPTURES Custom drawn sketch Moquette = bozzetto Lost wax model Unlike the mass produced items of our industrial age, bronze castings using the lost wax technique are individually created works of art. 14

Mod. 900/40 copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 15

LIFE-SIZE STATIONS OF THE CROSS For the New Jubilee the Demetz Art Studio started to create a life-size set of Stations of the Cross, commissioned by Cardinal Aponte for a new shrine in San Juan, Puerto Rico. USA. This unique project reproduces all fourteen Stations of the Cross with life-size figures (6 ft = 1,8 m), all cast in bronze using the lost wax process, which means that no model and no mould is kept. This makes this set of Stations a truly unique monument to Christianity. Our artists spent two years working on these life-size models. Each full size clay model was photographed for the client s approval before work started on the casting process. Cardinal Aponte himself came to inspect the first four Stations and was full of praise for the artists at the Demetz Art Studio. Every six months four Stations of the Cross were shipped to Puerto Rico by ocean freight. The Stations line up the Via Dolorosa to the Sanctuary which has been blessed by Pope John Paul II. 16

copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 17

Mod. 390/3 BRONZE OUTDOOR SCULPTURES Mod. 489/3 Mod. 100/59 18 Mod. 779/FR

Mod. 906 Mod. 100/36 Mod. 1268 Mod. 850/A Mod. 600/114 Mod 700/19 copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 19

BRONZE OUTDOOR SCULPTURES Bronze casting involves many steps and takes several months to complete properly. A clay original full size sculpture is made. This is used to form a wax figure, a perfect copy of the original. 20

The melted bronze is poured through an opening in the cast and spreads through the interior, filling the spaces left by the wax. The bronze then cools and solidifies taking its final shape. Mod. 100/63 for NY, USA copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 21

Mod. 100/26 Mod. 140/8 Mod. 280/74 BRONZE OUTDOOR SCULPTURES 22

Mod. 173 Mod. 600/129 Mod. 600/88 Mod. 600/19A copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 23

24 BRONZE DOORS

Cast bronze doors are entirely custom made and each a work of art. Our studio will work closely with your architect to custom cast single panels or full size doors. Presentation at our studio of the bronze door which went to the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem. copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 25

FIBERGLASS OUTDOOR SCULPTURES 26 It was 1957 when Mr. Ivo Demetz saw some fiberglass artistic works in London and then at the Liverpool Cathedral which has cast fiberglass doors. Back home with his staff he started testing this new medium and after a few years decided to use it in his studio. Nowadays we have a one-floor workshop of 1.500 sq m or 16,600 sq ft, located just outside Milan (Italy), in which our staff is able to make fiberglass statues in any requested size.

To make a fiberglass statue there must be a model from which a mould can be made. The model can be a standard figure such as the Pietà of Michelangelo, or a custom made figure such as the 12 ft - 6 meter Risen Christ - Mod. 280/29. copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 27

FIBERGLASS OUTDOOR SCULPTURES Mod. 600/119 Mod. 600/119 Mod. 600/119 Mod. 600/119 white marble light grey aluminum terracotta Fiberglass statues in bronze, aluminum, white marble, light grey or in a terracotta finish are treated with a special technique so they can hold up to the outdoor elements. Even a grey or terracotta (earthy) tone can be given to the fiberglass statues. 28 Mod. 600/119 - bronze

Mod. 280/70 copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 29

FIBERGLASS OUTDOOR SCULPTURES Our studio has the ability to create also custom fiberglass works, as in this case a statue of Pier Giorgio Frassati in a nearly life-size in a special grey finish. 30

Mod. 600/182 copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 31

FIBERGLASS OUTDOOR SCULPTURES Mod. 669 Mod. 1025 Mod. 390/18 32

Mod. 173 Mod. 640/57 Mod. 489/9 Mod. 753 copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved 33

34 FAMILY BUSINESS RUN BY THE 5 th GENERATION OF DEMETZ. Art made in Italy.

wood marble bronze fiberglass mosaic Please contact us with your ideas and projects. It will be our pleasure to work with you to create a unique and everlasting piece of art that will exceed your expectations and will never cease to amaze you in its beauty. copyright Demetz Art Studio All rights reserved

MADE IN ITALY 09.2015 copyright Demetz Art Studio - All rights reserved