Replicas

with the name of the king Nar(-mer) written in a Serekh sign nearly 3000 BC

In the ancient egyptian mythology is the hamadryas baboon “Thot” god of the moon and also patron saint of the writers, of the magic, of the sciences, of the calender and of wisdom. Thatswhy it exist a lot of little sculptures of baboons sitting in front of a writer with crossed legs.

The size of the original of this baboon is 52 cm. The material is ivory alabaster with some red colour traces on the face. You can visit it in the “Neuen Museum” at Berlin.

Replica in a scale of 1:7

material: artificial marble,

Mesure: 7,3 x 3,8 x 4,5 cm (H x B x L)

This oldaramaic artwork approx. 9th century BC. comes from the Tell Halaf palace (today in Syria).

Cast of a copy by the artist C. Brandis, 2011 on a scale of 1:10
Material: artificial marble, size: 17 x 5,5 x 7 cm (H x B x T), in a white cardboard box.

This oldaramaic artwork approx. 9th century BC. comes from the Tell Halaf palace (today in Syria).

Cast of a copy by the artist C. Brandis, 2011 on a scale of 1:10
Material: artificial marble, size: 14,5 x 6 x 7 cm (H x B x T), in a white cardboard box.

Copy of a Colossal statue from Chorsabad (Iraque) from the end of 8.th century BC.

Cast of a copy from the artist C. Brandis, on a scale of 1:25.

Material: artificial marble, size: 20,5 x 10 x 3 cm (H x B x T), in a white cardboard box.

This mini Pergamon Altar is a cast of a copy. (You will find the original Pergamon Altar, actually not to see until 2019, in the Pergamon museum in Berlin).

Material: artificial marble, size: 7 x 6,5 x 3 cm (H x B x T), in a white cardboard box, text in the languages: D | GB.

from eastern frieze a. 170 BC. of the Pergamon-Altar, Berlin.

Cast of a copy from the artist C. Brandis on a scale of 1:15, handmade

Material: artificial marble, size: 15 x 6,5 x 2,5 cm (H x B x T), in a white cardboard box, text in the languages: D | GB.

from eastern frieze a. 170 BC. of the Pergamon-Altar, Berlin.

Cast of a copy from the artist C. Brandis on a scale of 1:15, handmade

Material: artificial marble, size: 15 x 7 x 2,5 cm (H x B x T), in a white cardboard box, text in the languages: D | GB.

from north frieze a. 170 BC. of the Pergamon-Altar, Berlin.

Cast of a copy from the artist C. Brandis on a scale of 1:15, handmade

Material: artificial marble, size: 15 x 7,5 x 3 cm(H x B x T), in a white cardboard box, text in the languages: D | GB.

Ancient weight in form of a little lying calf, babylonian ~2700 B. C.  from the Pergamon Museum, Berlin
The original sculpture has intarsias in lapis lazuli.
Cast of a copy from the artist C. Brandis on a scale of 1:1, handmade and handpaintet.

Material: artificial marble, size: 2,8 x 5 x 2,9 cm (H x B x T), in a white cardboard box, text in the languages: D | GB.

The greek philosopher Socrates (born 469 before christ, dead 399 before christ) is said to be the founder of the philosophie. Reasons enough for us to raise him a monument.

Every little herm - sized 13,5 cm is a handmade cast of the copy made by C. Brandis. The original is exhibited in the National Museum in Naples. It is packed in a round white carton tube.

Material: artificial marble, size: 12,5 x 3,6 x 3,5 cm (H x B x T), in a white cardboard tube, text in the languages: D | GB.

The small terracotta figurines unearthed at Tell Halaf are believed to represent one of the earliest representations of the Near Eastern „mother goddess.“
While she was known by many names to many ancient cultures, Astarte, Ashtarut, Ishtar, the ancient mother goddess was one of the most important deities of the ancient world who was universally worshipped throughout the lands of the Near East for her fertility powers.
Her fecundity has been clearly represented in her swollen breasts and exaggerated, heavy thighs.
Painted details are used to indicate facial features as well as jewelry or tattooing.

Material: artificial marble, size: 7 x 3,5 x 3,5 cm (H x B x T), in a white cardboard tube, text in the languages: D | GB.

The little Ushabti was a funary good for the ancien egyptians. It should help and support them in the netherworld. Our Ushabti is produced out of artificial blue marble, 10,5 cm and packed in a transparent bag.

Give this beautiful figurine as a lucky charm and a little helper for big and important tasks or as a personal support for someone who needs consolation.

Material: artificial marble, size: 10,5 cm (H), in a translucent plastic back with golden clip, text in the languages: D | GB.

Sphinx of the Queen Hatshepsut ca. 1480 B.C. from Deir-el-Bahari, material rose granite. The sphinx is also called rose sphinx.

Cast of a replica by C. Brandis, material artificial marble

This replica shows an anthropomorphic face. The use is unknown 

Cast of a copy from the artist C. Brandis in a scale on 1:1,5

Material: artificial marble, size: 7,5 cm (d) x 13 cm (H), on a brown cardboard box, text in the languages: D | GB. 

Cast of a copy by the artist C. Brandis on a scale of 1:3

Material: artificial marble, size: 10,5 x 7 x 6 cm (H x B x T), in a white cardboard box, text in the languages: D | GB.

Oskar Schlemmer (1888-1943), who was a famous teacher of the Bauhaus school, developed reliefs with plane figures since 1919. They have been the pre-stage of his later “figurines” which he used to represent the characters of his Triadic Ballet.

Reproduction by C. Brandis on a scale of 1:3,2

Material: cast marble, size: 20,3 x 8,3 x 1 cm (WxHxD), packed in a white cardboard box