Carrara Marble Statue On A Griotte Marble Base Of The Goddess Chloris, 19th Century

This highly sensual white Carrara marble statue depicts a nude Chloris, the goddess of flowers and spring renewal. Created in the 19th century, it embodies all the expertise of neoclassical sculpture with timeless grace.
Her delicate face expresses freshness and youth, her lascivious - erotic - posture exudes great sensuality, and finally the delicacy of the flower train testifies to a work of great virtuosity, where each detail has been carefully chiseled to restore the softness of the forms and give life to this young goddess.

This sculpture is of a beautiful size enhanced by a griotte marble base with fluting that highlights it. Carrara marble, prized since Antiquity for its purity and luminosity, gives this work an almost immaterial dimension: the light glides over its polished surfaces and highlights the subtlety of the volumes.

The figure of Chloris, associated with fertility and floral beauty, brings a strong symbolic aura, evoking the rebirth of nature and the eternity of artistic creation. This statue, both decorative and heritage, will easily find its place in a refined interior: on a chest of drawers, in an entrance hall or even in a winter garden, where it can fully express its poetry.

A true testimony to the taste and elegance of the 19th century, it represents a rare opportunity for lovers of art and ancient sculpture. Dimensions without base: Height: 64 cm Width: 26 cm Depth: 31 cm