What is sculpture made of?

Answer 1

Really? Bronze (copper and tin alloy)

Answer 2

If the statue is a life-sized statue of high quality, it is likely made of carved marble, granite, limestone, other stone, or of cast metal (typically bronze or brass) for outdoor statues. Other statues are made of cement or concrete.

Non-figural sculptures are made of the same things, except smaller statues and sculptures may also be made of clay. Clay is not used as much for the big pieces because it isn't as strong or durable and it has to be fired in a kiln (oven), so it can't be too big to fit in the kiln. Wood can be carved for statues and sculptures.

Many other materials can also be used for smaller statues although some would perhaps be cost prohibitive or not strong enough material for large pieces. Examples of some of these are sculpting clay; modeling clay; cast metals such as brass, pot metal, copper, pewter, silver, gold; china and porcelain (a more fragile and refined clay); blown or molded glass; ivory (if antique, it is illegal to use ivory now since elephants and other sources of new ivory are all endangered species); carved bone; wood; plaster; plastic; paper mache; slip (which is a much thinner pourable form of potters' clay for casting); carved bars of soap; carved Styrofoam; carved or molded ice; molded snow; molded resins; formed Playdough: formed bread dough; even carved apples; shells; mother of pearl; jade; coral (again antiques, corals are endangered); gemstones and semi precious stones.

Soft sculpture is an art form using textiles stuffed with fiberfill or other fill, and stitched into shape. Some are made of other materials like paper to form figures and other statues. Even, in a stretch, one might say that balloons are a material for sculptures (like figures of dogs, etc.) The materials are almost endless when put in the hands of creative artists...

Answer 3

to honor people from acient greek.

Answer 4

I think it's stone but I'm not shure