Florentine Sculpture

A coordinated collection of three Italian sacred wall bas-reliefs created in Florence around the 1970s and depicting Christ with the Crown of Thorns, the Madonna and Child, and the ...

A finely crafted Italian devotional wall relief dating from around the 1970s, depicting the Holy Family—the Virgin Mary, Saint Joseph, and the Christ Child. The composition depicts ...

Exquisite Italian devotional wall art dating from around the 1970s, depicting Christ wearing the Crown of Thorns. The sacred image is rendered in pronounced bas-relief, with finely m...

(In two pieces) Ferdinando Vichi (1875-1945) was a central figure in the production of Florentine sculpture at the end of the 19th century.

He exhibited at the 1865 Salon the Chanteur Florentin, illustrating Florentine sculpture, observed after his journey in Italy.

Large mirror made by a Florentine woodcarver working in the early 18th century (it can be hung on the wall in either direction) Tuscany (Florence) Louis XIV style Carved and g...

Authentic 19th-century Italian alabaster sculpture Signed/attributed to Guglielmo Pugi Origin: Florence, Italy Subject: Young girl with tambourine (Romantic / genre figure) Material:...

Pietro Bazzanti (1842-1881), Son of the renowned sculptor Nicolò Bazzanti, was a central figure in the production of Florentine sculpture at the end of the 19th century.

A plaque on the front reads “Enfant de Donatello, Musée de Florence,” identifying the figure as a French museum-model interpretation of a Florentine sculpture attributed to Donatello...

Son of the renowned sculptor Nicolò Bazzanti (or Barzanti), Pietro was a central figure in the production of Florentine sculpture at the end of the nineteenth century.

Statue Dimensions: H: 57.75" L: 16.5" D: 18.25" Pedestal Dimensions: H: 41.75" L: 15.75" D: 15.75" Pietro Bazzanti (1842-1881), Son of the renowned sculptor Nicolò Bazzanti, was a...

The present sculpture belongs to this distinguished Italian Grand Tour tradition, combining a celebrated cultural subject with the exceptional craftsmanship associated with Florentin...

Vichi created numerous works of art and was a central figure in the production of Florentine sculptures at the end of the 19th century.

Finally, the musicality of the sculpture culminates in the face with the mouth open to sing.

A fabulous vintage 1950s Italian Florentine giltwood fleur de lis sculpture mounted on a lucite base.

Large fox sculpture in decorative florentine ceramics in black pure gold, Italy, 1980s.

A Pair Of 17th Century Carved Giltwood Reclining Lion Sculptures, Florentine, With Padded Rests On Backs. 17th Century

This piece represents a stellar mid-20th-century collaboration, designed by the celebrated Italian-American sculptor Gaetano Sciarrino Paolo (1882–1955) and hand-cast by the premier ...

A patinated bronze « Florentine Singer » sculpture, inspired by the Italian journey of Dubois and the historicist taste.

Pietro Bazzanti played a pivotal role in Florentine sculpture at the close of the 19th century.

BUST OF A FLORENTINE BOY IN TERRACOTTA 21th Century Height 33 cm Width 26 cm Depth 19 cm Weight 15 Kg Manufacturing from Tuscany Material Terracotta

A large circular ceramic relief depicting the Madonna and Child, produced in Florence around 1900 in the manner of the Della Robbia workshop. The central medallion presents the Virgi...

This remarkable antique alabaster sculpture depicts a serene young woman dressed in a Florentine costume inspired by the 13th century, as confirmed by the inscription on the base: “C...

Fine decorative pair of Florentine gilt metal wall sconces with floral bouquet motifs incorporating winding vines, pointed leaves, and three petaled sconces for candles. The stems me...

This exceptionally early, hand-hammered iron heraldic coat of arms, crafted in the region of Florence, Italy, during the height of the High Renaissance era (circa 1550-1580), stands ...

17th-century (or earlier) architectural hand-carved natural stone plaque shaped as a medieval heater shield. This structural piece features a highly stylized, deep high-relief carv...

An exceptional mid-20th-century Italian Florentine wall plaque depicting a winged cherub (putto), beautifully hand-carved from solid wood and finished in traditional gilt leaf. Craf...

Published in 2007 by Sandro Bellesi in the monograph dedicated to Gioacchino Fortini (pg.155), this beautiful marble putto was included in the catalog of Carlo Marcellini, a prominen...

“Theodora,” a high relief and wall sculpture, gilded and patinated plaster cast, decorated with small medallions in enamel and colored glass, with mother-of-pearl eyes.

Porcelain article with a lot of personality and elegance, put in the right place will give joy and elegance, gold and black winning combination for elegance.

After Paul Dubois (French, 1829-1905) "Le Chanteur Florentin" [The Florentine Singer] Patinated Bronze Sculpture, the standing singer resting on a pedestal whilst playing a lute, on ...

Large 19th Century Florentine Heraldic Pietra Dura Plaque, Allegory of Peace, c.1890 This magnificent late 19th-century Italian Pietra Dura (Florentine mosaic) plaque is a virtuoso w...

Important bronze sculpture, Ercole Farnese, Florentine foundries, xx century.

Originating from a Florentine residence, this sculpture is an object of great antiquity and taste, capable of enriching any space with a touch of history and elegance.

Exceptional Grand Tour Neoclassical Carrara marble Florentine School sculpture of a young boy praying (likely Saint John the Baptist as a youth) - after a similar sculpture by Luigi ...

Style: Italian, French Country, French provincial, Louis XVI, Antique, Neoclassical, Baroque, Rococo Product: Carved wood wall Ornament ( Painting and frame is not included) Material...

About the artist: Ferdinando Vichi was a central figure in the production of Florentine sculpture at the end of the 19th century.

A particularly appealing example of Florentine late-19th-century genre sculpture. Batch 87 62021 UNYZZ

Rare vintage 1989 signed Italian Florentine Capodimonte ceramic sculpture number 0720 in the shape of a male peacock with tail feathers spread, designed by Giuseppe Armani and signed...

The pronounced relief of the wings in the foreground, nearly detached from the background, is a hallmark of Florentine Renaissance sculpture. This contrasts with the more subtly mode...

He decorates numerous florentine buildings and creates various sculptures in tuscany and umbria, his native land.?

He travelled to Siena and Florence and began to hone his personal style; Giuseppe drew heavily on the style of 16th Century Florentine Renaissance. Sculpture, Armani realized, allowe...

He travelled to Siena and Florence and began to hone his personal style; Giuseppe drew heavily on the style of 16th Century Florentine Renaissance. Sculpture, Armani realized, allowe...

Although their large scale and sculptural vivre are unmistakably Belle Epoque, their design recalls Florentine sculpture from the renaissance. Bouhon were a manufactory and employed ...

Gregori, *70 Paintings and Sculptures of the Florentine Seventeenth Century*, exhibition catalog, Florence 1965, p. 63, no. 49), which shares its compositional structure, the exubera...