Carrara Marble Sculpture Lesbians Embracing the Italian, 1973 White Color Gay

Alabaster marble sculpture Italian design 1970 Miner Man, Signed Comm, 1976.

Italian deer sculpture in solid brass design 1950 gold color.

Sculptures of stylized heads in Italian design 1970s brass gold color. Measures: Small height cm.5, width cm.3.5, depth cm.3.

Barbini Murano glass Italian design 1960 bust sculpture abstract multi-color.

Mid-century bronze Italian sculpture with black marble warrior on horseback

Large Elephant Sculpture in White Ceramic 1960 Vivai Del Sud Italia

This 1890s French White Carrara Marble Sculpture is a timeless and elegant masterpiece, hand-crafted from the finest marble in France. Its classic design and high-quality material ma...

A spectacular Italian 19th century neo-classical white carrara marble sculpture of Paulina Bonaparte signed by Carlo Fossi. Paulina was...

Beautifully sculpted piece of wood on pedestal. Two people intertwined in an embrace. Please confirm location NY or NJ

Bather sculpture in white carrara marble.

A very impressive Italian 19th century solid white Carrara marble sculpture, signed S. Schroeder 1875. The statue is raised on a circular base depicting a draped artist, seated with ...

"Nudo di donna" beautiful sculpture depicting a stylized woman's body, in white Carrara marble with pink shades. The artwork, characterized by curved volumes on a geometric support in grey marble. Manufacture of the Italian master Vittorio Gentile in 60s, signed lower side. VITTORIO GENTILE (1939 - 2022) Born in 1939, he was interested in the transformation of stone and form since he was a child. At 25 he established himself as a point of reference for a genre sculpture based on research, on morphoglobalism. He understood the sphere as an expansive figure and achieved important successes in Rome and the United States. It is the years of famous sculptures such as "Il Ratto", "Il Torso" that place him among the great contemporary interpreters. A success that will continue in the 80s and 90s and which will culminate in the great exhibition at the Vittoriano in 2003. Vittorio Gentile's forms have an organic genesis. They chase tensions and movements of bodies, abstractions, robust surfaces of shoulders, buttocks, torsos. The monument to Giovanni Falcone...