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An important decorative terracotta sculpture dating from the 20th century, fully modeled in the round and finished with a dark patina imitating ancient bronze. The subject reinterprets with excellent craftsmanship the famous "Flora Farnese", a colossal masterpiece of Roman sculpture (2nd century AD) housed at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, also known in art circles as Venus Draped. The sculpture is characterized by a rich and detailed analysis of the punches impressed raw under the base before firing, certifying its authenticity and high manufacturing value compared to anonymous serial reproductions: Arch-shaped punch bearing the inscription «PREM. FABB.CA / A. MONTECCHI e FIGLI / BAGNO A RIPOLI / (FIRENZE)», a historic signature of excellence of Tuscan ceramic and earthenware production. Complementary circular stamp with initials Double impression of the model number «911» and the inscription «MADE IN ITALY». From a plastic point of view, the figure is distinguished by the tight and sinuous drapery that softly envelops the body’s forms (the “wet drapery” style). With the left hand the deity supports a braided laurel wreath, while the right raises a fold of the garment resting on a circular base reinforced at the rear by a faux supporting trunk. A refined collectible piece, of great visual impact and perfect for enhancing classical interiors, professional studies, or environments with an eclectic taste. The work is kept in excellent structural condition: the terracotta shows no breaks, no through restorations, and no missing parts, maintaining its solidity intact. Aesthetically it displays a characteristic and widespread unveiling of the dark surface patina at the most exposed points (visible on the head, chest, and along the reliefs of the garments). This emergence of the original terracotta tone should not be regarded as a defect, but as a testimony to time and the piece’s authenticity, a highly appreciated element. Close-up images of the base and stamps have been provided to ensure maximum transparency and verification of the origin marks. Measurements: Height 50 cm, width 20 cm, depth 17 cm

Schätzpreis:€275

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