Classical Busts
A bust is a sculpture of the upper part of the human figure including the head and neck and usually part of the shoulders and breast. The term bust dates from the 16th century, from the French term buste, meaning ‘sculpture of upper torso and head’, though it may have been derived from the old Latin boro, ‘to burn,’ in reference to human-shaped Etruscan burial urns.
Explore our beautiful collection of Greek, Roman and neoclassical plaster busts, that are all handmade at the Nicholas H Wood studio in Wiltshire, UK. The busts are perfect for cast drawing and painting, as well as adding an authentic classical aesthetic to your home or commercial space.
If you are looking to commission a bespoke sculpture, please get in touch with the studio via email and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
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Benevento Head
Bust of Achilles
Bust of Homer
Bust of Niobe
Bust of Patroclus
Bust of Socrates
Caesar Augustus
Cleopatra Head
Daydream
Lemnian Athena
Michelangelo's Dusk
Niccolò da Uzzano
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