Sculpture Depicting A Young Woman Dancing

An elegant bronze sculpture depicting a young woman dancing, created between the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The work, executed with extraordinary refinement, stands out for the grace of its movement and the meticulous rendering of the details of the face, clothing, and ornaments, which reveal the hand of an artist of great sensitivity. The figure, in a sinuous and harmonious pose, wears a finely chiseled dress with decorative motifs of an oriental style, and rests on a solid base of green Cipollino marble, which enhances its grandeur and compositional balance. The dark, warm patina of the bronze, with subtle natural green hues developed over time, lends depth and charm to the work.
A refined example of late 18th-century Neoclassical art, capable of combining elegance, movement, and technical mastery, ideal for enriching collections of fine antiques or prestigious settings.
Signed on the back: J. Pradier (Geneva, May 23, 1790 – Bougival, June 4, 1852).

Period: Late 18th – early 19th century;
Provenance: Switzerland;
Dimensions: Height 120 cm; Base 30 cm;
Condition: Excellent condition;
Documentation: Certificate of authenticity;
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Shipping: Available throughout Italy, Europe, and the rest of the world. Reasonable prices, maximum security, and full traceability. (To be arranged privately).

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