Signed Giambologna Flying Bronze Marble Sculpture Art Deco Figurine

  

Signed Giambologna Flying Bronze Marble Sculpture Statue Art Deco Figurine. This product sheet is originally written in English. Please find below an automatic translation into French. If you have any questions please contact us.

This sculpture is in perfect condition. Dimensions in bronze with marble base: Height 17" X Width 9". Marble dimensions: Diameter 4 1/2.

Height without base: 13 1/2. Capture the grace and elegance of Mercury, the messenger of the gods, with this magnificent bronze sculpture.

Perched on a foot, he is supported by a gentle zephyr, embodying the spirit of swift movement. Adorned with a winged petasos on his head and winged sandals, Mercury exudes a sense of agility and speed. In his hand, he holds the caduceus, a staff symbolizing the practice of medicine, conferred upon him by Apollo. With one arm raised, pointing towards the sky, he presents a gesture borrowed from classical rhetoric, characteristic of Giambologna's recognized style.

The exceptional quality of this sculpture reflects the refined craftsmanship rarely found in recast bronzes. Made using the venerable "lost wax method", every intricate detail is meticulously captured, from the delicate wings to the expressive features of Mercury's face. The sculpture features a rich patina finish, enhancing its depth and allure. It is elegantly mounted on a heavy marble base, complemented by a lovely bronze base that adds to its visual appeal. Signed by the esteemed artist Giambologna, this sculpture testifies to mastery of the craft. This bronze masterpiece invites you to appreciate the timeless beauty and artistic excellence of classical mythology. Whether displayed in your home, office, or gallery, it serves as a captivating focal point, eliciting admiration from all who encounter it. The allure of Mercury's mythological symbolism, combined with skillful execution and artistic finesse, make this sculpture a remarkable addition to any art or decor collection. Paste the link into a browser window. Made using the venerable "lost wax method", every intricate detail is meticulously captured, from. Increase your sales abroad with WebInterpret's global listing solution.