Neapolitan Sculpture Depicting Pulcinella From The 1980s

Neapolitan sculpture depicting Pulcinella, featuring a terracotta head with crystal eyes and polychrome wooden hands and feet.

It is said that: Pulcinella is much more than a character from the Commedia dell'Arte: he is an icon of Neapolitan folklore, a symbol of irony, music, and lightheartedness. With his black mask, white robe, and tambourine, Pulcinella has captivated generations, becoming a universal emblem of Neapolitan culture.

Pulcinella has its roots in the Commedia dell'Arte of the 17th century, where he was a crafty, mocking, and witty character, capable of making people smile and reflect at the same time. Over time, he has become a symbol of the city of Naples, representing the ability to face life with irony, despite difficulties.

Dimensions: Height 40cm.

Provenance: Naples, 1980s.

Document: Certificate of Authenticity.

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