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Escultura de marmol de piedra - Piedra tallada- La escultura del Beso de la Muerte | Marble, stone and plaster

Keywords: Piedra, Marmol


Escultura de marmol de piedra - Piedra tallada- La escultura del Beso de la Muerte


Title: Escultura de marmol de piedra - Piedra tallada- La escultura del Beso de la Muerte
Category: Marble, stone and plaster
Country: España
Period: XX Century
Provided by: IWS
Source: National geographic
Photo Gallery: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Kiss_of_Death_(sculpture)#...

Description:

Se trata de una escultura hecha en marmol llamada "El Beso de la Muerte".
- La técnica utilizada es la técnica de escultura en piedra.
- El material principal utilizado es el mármol.
En España hay 4 tipos de mármol importantes: Rojo Alicante, Negro Marquina, Crema Marfil y Negro.
El área geográfica propia de esta técnica es al sur de España, en concreto en Jaén.
 
En este vídeo podemos observar cómo se realiza una escultura de piedra. 
 


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