Caproni Collection

Caproni Collection The Caproni Collection (formerly the Giust Gallery) creates plaster sculpture reproductions. We create objects of timeless beauty for you to enjoy.

Our aim is to allow individuals to enjoy a masterpiece in their own space, to preserve a historic collection, and to foster an appreciation of art. The Caproni Collection (formerly the Giust Gallery) produces and sells plaster reproductions of famous sculptures. Every piece is made in-house and by-hand. They can be finished in a variety of patinas. We currently offer about 700 pieces in a wide ran

ge of sizes that span from ancient art to art of the early 20th century, and we are constantly reintroducing to the Collection once-lost Caproni pieces.

09/04/2026

This pedestal references the Doric columns of the ancient Greek Doric architectural order. It is composed of a fluted column and a simple capital. The round base molding above the sturdy square base is atypical of the order but is a welcome detail to this pedestal.

08/31/2026

Just having fun making some plaster casts! We are a multilingual family here and you can hear some of us speaking Italian. The cast you see is called Niccolo and the foot is the Female Foot from Nature.

08/28/2026

If only we all looked as good as our anatomical casts! Study from our collection of casts! Whether you are studying art or medicine, these sculpture reproductions showcasing the muscles are a prime tool. Here you will find anatomical renditions of the human body and of animals. The original sculptures date from antiquity to the early 20th century.

08/27/2026

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Want to know what pieces you’re seeing? They are: St Francis, Athena, Euterpe, Pompeiian Dancing Satyr, Autumn, Diana Robing, Hercules, Venus at the Bath, Augustus Caesar, St George, H**e Bearing Cup, Parthenon Frieze Eastern VII

08/26/2026

If only we could all look as good as this angel from a fragment of the Annunciation of the Virgin by Andrea della Robbia.

08/25/2026

Our 10 inch tall bust is a reduction of the original sculpture. The original bust is a Roman marble copy of a Greek original. It may very well not be a portrait of Ariadne but of her lover, Bacchus (Roman)/Dionysus (Greek).

08/21/2026

Sleeping Dog sculpture

08/20/2026

We’re not speechless, YOU’RE speechless! This bust is from the statue of the Diana of Versailles, also known as Artemis with a Doe, that stands at about 80 inches tall. Diana is in motion, walking forward and looking off to the right while she takes an arrow from the quiver on her back. Her left hand rests on the antlers of a deer jumping beside her. She wears the common chiton for ease of movement, and a diadem rests on her head.

08/19/2026

A head in relief surrounded by leaves, known as a “Green Man.” In our antique P.P. Caproni and Brother catalogs, Michelangelo is listed as the artist, and the piece is entitled “Faun Head.”

08/18/2026

If you’re curious about the piece we’re working on, scroll down:

A face in relief mainly formed from leaves, known as a “Green Man.” In our Giust Gallery catalog published in the 1970s, Michelangelo is listed as the artist, and the piece is entitled “Mask (Leaf).” It also notes that this piece is from the Laurentian Library. The Laurentian Library, or Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana in Italian, was built in Florence during the sixteenth century to house the Medici family collection of books. Giulio de’ Medici, known as Pope Clement VII, commissioned Michelangelo as the architect.

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105 Salem Street
Woburn, MA
01801

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Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9am - 4:30pm
Friday 9am - 4:30pm

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