Giacometti Sculpture Becomes Most Expensive Work Ever to Sell at Auction

via ARTINFO on Yahoo Finance:

A rare life-size and life-time bronze cast, from 1961, of Alberto Giacometti's L'Homme Qui Marche I, better known as "Walking Man," improbably became the most expensive work of art ever to sell at auction today, selling for £65,001,250 ($104,327,006).

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Aluminum T-Rex skull in the Local paper!

Our Aluminum, Life-size, Bronze colored T-rex skull is a featured attraction at the Dino Days exibit at the Delaware Natural History Museum. The local paper did a little write up about the exibit and what did we see?! Our piece as the featured article picture! We have many different skulls done in bronze but this is the only one that was created in aluminum. These skull sculptures are great for animal or natural history lovers and make a unique addition to any collection. They're hand cast in bronze, or in the case of this piece, aluminum, and hand colored.