The Phlegmatic at The Palace of Versailles France

Introducing our exquisite replica of “The Phlegmatic,” a masterful sculpture originally crafted by the renowned French sculptor Matthieu Lespagnandelle between 1675 and 1679. This remarkable piece embodies the essence of classical artistry, showcasing the phlegmatic temperament through the portrayal of an older man, serene and contemplative, with his arms gracefully folded beneath a thick cloak.

At his feet rests a tortoise, a poignant symbol of tranquility and patience, enhancing the profound narrative of this sculpture. Every intricate detail, from the flowing folds of the cloak to the subtle expressions of character, has been meticulously rendered in high-quality resin and finished with a stunning marble and bronze patina effect.

This sculpture is not merely a decorative item; it is a connection to the historical grandeur of the Gardens of Versailles, where it was originally part of a series commissioned by King Louis XIV. This piece represents one of the four human temperaments, capturing the essence of human emotion and nature’s interplay.

With its rich heritage and exceptional craftsmanship, “The Phlegmatic” serves as a timeless addition to any collection, inviting admiration and reflection on the complexities of the human experience. Embrace the elegance of classical art and bring home this captivating representation of a philosophical ideal.