Tracking bronze sculptures with RFID technology has become a game-changer for museums, galleries, and private collectors. The most commonly used RFID tags for this purpose include passive UHF tags, which offer long-range detection (up to 10 meters) and are ideal for large-scale sculptures. High-frequency (HF) tags, operating at 13.56 MHz, provide medium-range tracking and are often embedded discreetly within the artwork. Near-field communication (NFC) tags are another popular choice, enabling close-range interaction via smartphones for authentication and provenance verification. For outdoor sculptures, ruggedized RFID tags with weather-resistant coatings ensure durability. These solutions not only prevent theft but also streamline inventory management and enhance visitor engagement through interactive displays.