Attributed to Guglielmo Pugi - Bust

PUGI – Bust of a veiled young woman with lowered eyes, marble, Florence, circa 1900 A face of devastating sweetness. This young woman with a peaceful gaze, the forehead crowned by a veil that falls in soft folds over her shoulders, radiates a rare serenity that evokes the Madonnas of the Tuscan Renaissance. Signed PUGI, this sculpture illustrates the know-how of Florentine workshops, reputed since the 19th century for their marble busts. This honey- and ivory-toned marble gives the face an almost living luminosity, while the veil with its fluid folds catches the light. The contrast is superb with the drapery in gray-veined white stone, edged with a frieze of finely carved Greek-key motifs that bring a neoclassical breath. The bust rests on a faceted/base, stable and elegant. On a console, a sideboard, a fireplace or a bookcase, it brings calm and poetry to your interior. A beautiful piece for the admirer of Italian sculpture, of classical décor, or religious works of art. Signature: « PUGI » Origin: Florence, Italy Material: marbles Dimensions: H. 46 cm × W. 40 cm × D. 30 cm Weight: 25 kg Condition: good overall for its age. Small chips and scratches visible in the photos.

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