Classifications of Sculpture and Different Mediums







 1. Classification of sculpture

a.Stone Sculpture- probably the earliest form of monumental sculpture as well as the best medium for monumental works, was common to many eras of the Paleolithic Stone Age

b.Jade Sculpture- has been a speciality of Chinese master craftsmen ever since Neolithic times

c.Wood Sculpture- the oldest and most continuous type of sculpture. Especially convenient for small works, wood carving was widely practised during the Prehistoric age, and later during the era of Early Christian sculpture 

d. Bronze Sculpture- Bronze casting requires the modelling of a form in clay, plaster or wax, which is later removed after the molten bronze has been poured

 

2. Different Medium used for Sculture

a. Bricks, Clay and Terra Cotta

b. Metal and Wire Sculptures

c. Fabric, Paper and Ivory

d. Sand and Stone

e. Wax and Wood

f. Recycled Materials


 

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