Reclining Classical Women Bronze Sculpture on Marble Base
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SKU: EPA-008
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Condition: This sculpture is in a perfect condition.
Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 8.5" X Width 15"
Marble Dimensions:15" X 7"
Height without base:7"
Weight:28 LBS
Inventory:17EPA00821671
Original or Reproduction: Original
This elegant bronze sculpture by Cesaro depicts two reclining young women resting together in a peaceful and harmonious composition. Their relaxed poses and graceful interaction convey themes of friendship, serenity, and timeless beauty, while the flowing lines and balanced arrangement create a refined sense of movement and tranquility. The sculpture celebrates the artistry of the human form, making it a sophisticated addition to any fine art collection.
Expertly handcrafted using the traditional lost wax method, this genuine bronze sculpture features a rich brown patina that enhances depth and highlights the intricate details throughout both figures. From the delicately sculpted facial expressions and graceful anatomy to the smooth flowing contours of the composition, every element demonstrates exceptional craftsmanship and artistic precision. The warm patina finish adds richness and elegance, resulting in a museum-quality collectible artwork.
Mounted on a polished black marble base, this signed original Cesaro sculpture offers a stable and refined presentation suitable for home, office, gallery, or luxury interior décor. Ideal for collectors of figurative and classical bronze art, it brings beauty, harmony, and timeless appeal—an enduring bronze masterpiece celebrating companionship, elegance, and the enduring tradition of handcrafted bronze sculpture.Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 8.5" X Width 15"
Marble Dimensions:15" X 7"
Height without base:7"
Weight:28 LBS
Inventory:17EPA00821671
Original or Reproduction: Original
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