19th-century Architectural Relic - Mascaron With A Female Face

An interesting architectural fragment made of old cement, dating from the 19th century and depicting a woman’s face with features blurred by time.

It likely adorned the upper part of a window or door frame, in the style of the mascarons that adorn historic facades.

The erosion of the material, the missing pieces, and the fading of the face give it a unique presence, evoking the charm of ruins and fragmentary ancient sculptures. The weathered material and the still-perceptible reliefs come together to create a composition imbued with poetry.

A beautiful decorative piece to display indoors, in a winter garden, or in a sheltered outdoor space, in the spirit of a cabinet of curiosities or an antique-style setting.

Condition: significant wear, crumbling, and missing sections due to age, all of which contribute to the character of this relic.

Dimensions:

Height: 32 cm

Width: 27 cm

Depth: 15 cm

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