Star Wars Characters as Classical Greek Statues

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Star Wars characters sculpted in the style of famous Greco-Roman statues and painted in the style of Renaissance-style artwork by Parisian performance artist Travis Durden with the help of over 35 international artists, including Sacha Goldberger and Alexandre Nicholas. The statues are on display at Galerie Sakura in Paris under his “Contra Attaque” exhibition, from Now to January 15
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  1. Elis JohnJune 16, 2022 at 11:55 AM

    The art and representing the movies characters into sculptures and statues is the real art and talent. Many appreciations for the artist. The people who are fond of fun and entertainment. Watching latest TV shows, bbc iplayer in USA , Movies is their source of fun and entertainment love to read such blogs articles and they also significantly appreciate such forms of art and entertainment.

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