White Marble Statuette – Modern School – Venus At The Bath (or The Bather) – No. 1707
This work is commonly titled "Venus at the Bath" (or "The Bather" / "Nymph at the Bath").
It is a Neoclassical, academic-style sculpture inspired by great French and Italian models of the 18th and 19th centuries (in the manner of Christophe-Gabriel Allegrain or Étienne-Maurice Falconet).
Description
A delicate carved white marble statuette depicting the nude goddess Venus, her head slightly tilted and her hair styled in a braided bun. She is shown modestly holding a drape against her right thigh with her right hand, while leaning her left hand on a draped column drum. The figure rests on a circular, rocky base.
Subject: Venus at the Bath (or The Bather)
School / Period: Modern school, late 19th or early 20th century
Material: White Carrara marble
Dimensions: Height 50 cm × Diameter 15 cm
It is a Neoclassical, academic-style sculpture inspired by great French and Italian models of the 18th and 19th centuries (in the manner of Christophe-Gabriel Allegrain or Étienne-Maurice Falconet).
Description
A delicate carved white marble statuette depicting the nude goddess Venus, her head slightly tilted and her hair styled in a braided bun. She is shown modestly holding a drape against her right thigh with her right hand, while leaning her left hand on a draped column drum. The figure rests on a circular, rocky base.
Subject: Venus at the Bath (or The Bather)
School / Period: Modern school, late 19th or early 20th century
Material: White Carrara marble
Dimensions: Height 50 cm × Diameter 15 cm
3 200 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Marble
Diameter: 15 cm
Height: 50 cm
Reference (ID): 1583598
Availability: In stock
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