The marble bust has always been a recurring subject in the decorative arts. In the modern concept of interior design and decoration, it adapts to both new contexts of liberty and baroque inspiration, and, by contrast, to clean and essential lines. Above all, it enhances antique furnishings, dark and precious woods, but is also placed with great style in the most modern buildings, offices, showrooms and designer contexts.
In the modern conception of interior design and decoration, it fits both the new Art Nouveau and Baroque-inspired contexts and clean, essential lines.
A classic and recurring subject throughout the ages, the female figure is revisited in this Carrara marble woman’s face with essential and minimalist lines that go well with more modern settings.
On a symbolic level, the bust expresses the desire to preserve the living and real memory of the person in the portrait. In an image in which the face represents the compendium of moral and physical qualities and the head the seat of his soul.
Materials
White Carrara marble is the marble par excellence, the natural Italian stone known and appreciated all over the world both for its incomparable aesthetic qualities and for its structural, physical and morphological characteristics, which make it unique and incredibly versatile. All the great sculptors have measured themselves with this material which in the clearest variety is not by chance called Statuary. It is the marble of the great Italian Renaissance, which has delivered the magnificence of cities like Florence and works such as Michelangelo’s David, considered the most perfect masterpiece of all time, to the immortality of history.