Elegant marble sculpture fragment depicting a draped female figure, inspired by the ideals of Classical Antiquity and presented in the refined taste of the Neoclassical Grand Tour period. The figure is rendered with graceful movement and finely carved flowing garments, recalling ancient Roman statuary admired by European collectors during their travels through Italy in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
Mounted on a travertine pedestal, the sculpture embodies the timeless aesthetic sought after by Grand Tour travelers, combining archaeological inspiration with sophisticated decorative appeal. The delicate treatment of the drapery and the harmonious proportions reflect the enduring influence of Greco-Roman art on Neoclassical design.
A striking decorative object with strong sculptural presence, ideal for both classical and contemporary interiors.
Hight with a base cm 210
Without base cm 125
The travertine pedestal cm 65 x65 x75 H
More Details
Creation Year: 1870
Dimensions: Height: 82.68 in (210 cm)Diameter: 25.6 in (65 cm)
Medium: Marble
Movement & Style: Academic
Period: Early 19th Century
Condition: Good
Gallery Location: Rome, IT