Sculpture Of A Troubadour Musician In Silver-plated Bronze With A Patina Finish

An elegant sculpture depicting a troubadour playing the mandolin or a stringed instrument similar to the lute, late 19th–early 20th century.

The figure is depicted in a lively, theatrical pose, dressed in a Renaissance-inspired costume with puffed sleeves, a cape, and a sword at his side. The piece embodies the troubadour style and the spirit of the Belle Époque, evoking court musicians, historical figures, and romantic themes that were highly popular in European decorative arts.

The sculpture is crafted from patinated silver-plated bronze. The antique patina, darker in the recesses, highlights the details of the face, costume, instrument, and accessories. The contrast with the black base lends the piece an elegant and refined decorative presence.

A beautiful decorative piece, ideal for lovers of antique sculptures, musical themes, costumed figures, or objects in the Renaissance style.

Good antique condition, with normal wear and tear, variations in the patina, and minor marks due to age.

Period: Late 19th – early 20th century
Style: Troubadour style / Renaissance Revival / Belle Époque
Material: Patinated silver-plated bronze
Subject: Musician with a mandolin and sword
Base: Black base
Condition: Good vintage condition
Dimensions: 32 cm