Antique Italian sculpture from 18th century. Large and quality work in CarvingOne of the most used ornamental processes in the applied arts is by removing part of the material of the object with appropriate instruments and following a predetermined design to reveal the decorative motif. [...]carved and chiseled marble depicting a portrait of a Genoese noblewoman "Marchesa Antonietta De-Ferrari". Sculpture with the noble coat of arms of the family on the back, a rampant lion with a royal crown (see photo). Bust for antique dealers, interior decorators and collectors ideal to be placed in an important hall or studio above a solid base given the considerable weight. Sculpture that shows several signs of aging, small chips and a restoration on the face (see photo). Note the sculptor's commitment to also represent details such as the collected hair (see photo). In beautiful patina, it is in fair state of conservation.
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