Large stainless steel our lady queen of peace statue

Early image of our lady queen of peace statue:

The title our Lady Queen of Peace Statue dates back to the early 16th century, At that time, Jean de Joyeuse presented our Lady Queen of Peace Statue to his bride, Francoise e Voisins, on their wedding day. Unlike other statues of the Virgin Mary, Our Lady Queen of Peace stands with an olive branch in her right hand and Jesus Christ, the Son of peace, sitting on her left arm. The Our Lady Queen of Peace Statue became a family heirloom and was passed down to Jean’s grandson Henri Joyeuse, who joined the Capuchin society in Paris, France. For the next 200 years, the Our Lady Queen of Peace Statue remained in the Capuchin Society in Paris.

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Our lady queen of peace statue is created in a cold way:

(1) First use other materials to make a model of a character sculpture, such as a clay sculpture model.
(2) Make our lady queen of peace statue model imitating the clay model: The model made of stainless steel will have better strength. (3) Workers will adopt cold working methods to divide the outer surface of the entire stainless steel figure sculpture into many pieces. Pieces.
(4) Number the divided stainless steel pieces.
(5) The raw material used for stainless steel cold working is pre-made stainless steel plates of different thicknesses. Workers need to draw the corresponding shape according to each numbered stainless steel plate area.
(6) Because the stainless steel plate is flat, and the surface of our lady queen of peace statue is three-dimensional, the area of ​​each small piece cannot be too large. In addition, for the subsequent processing and production, there must be a space between each small piece A certain amount of room for space. In this way, the three-dimensional sculpture surface becomes a small piece of flat shape.
(7) Using the simplest and most primitive tools, each small piece that has been split is continuously beaten manually, using the ductility of stainless steel to beat it into a three-dimensional surface consistent with the surface of the sculpture.
(8) After the small pieces on the surface are beaten and shaped, each small piece is connected by welding to become the outer surface of our lady queen of peace statue, which looks basically the same as the original sculpture of the figure.
(9) After the welding is completed, our lady queen of peace statue still needs to go through the final polishing process before the final effect can be presented to us.

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