Sculpture

The famous "Dea Bendata" (Allegory of Fortune), inspired by the renowned model of the Neapolitan sculptor Vincenzo Aurisicchio (1855-1926). Artistic fusion, 1950s. The sculpture captures an intense theatrical and enigmatic expression, with a blindfolded face, a pronounced smile, wind-blown hair, and an elegant bow detail at the rear. The bust is cast in bronze with a rich dark patina and is firmly mounted on a solid geometric base in fine green marble. Art-foundry production from the mid-20th century, after the historical model. Unmarked exemplar. Hollow sculpture inside Bronze and marble base Dimensions (approx.): 32 x 20 x 20 cm Weight: approximately 7 kg Conditions: Good overall vintage condition. It shows light surface scratches and normal signs of wear due to age and handling, which attest to its authenticity and enrich the original patina. Please carefully review all attached detailed photographs. Shipped via trackable courier.

Estimate:£125.8

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