Bronze Sculpture, Lost-wax Casting, Early 20th Century

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Bronze Sculpture, Lost-wax Casting, Early 20th Century

Lost-wax cast bronze sculpture from the early 1900s depicting a young woman identified as a shepherdess or a nymph sitting with goats and sheep. This type of work was created by various artists, often inspired by classical or Art Deco themes, such as the models attributed to Aldo Vitaleh. The sculpture bears the foundry's mark at the base.

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Bisi Antichità - Lonato del Garda, Italy

Period: 19th century

Style: Art Deco

Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Bronze

Height: 65 cm

Reference (ID): 1678493

Availability: In stock