Sculpture, Torso Gaddi - 36 cm - marble dust

Marble powder sculpture depicting the Gaddi torso, a fragment of a marble sculpture datable to the 2nd century BC, now housed in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence. It is likely part of a centaur statue, which had its hands tied behind its back.
The youthful, athletic bust twists in an attempt to free itself from the tight bonds.
Professional academic sculpture, completely handcrafted by professional artisans. A piece from the Museum plaster cast collection. The craftsmanship has very ancient origins and is entirely executed by artists in the sculptural sector, made with materials such as scagliola and Carrara marble dust.

The indicated dimensions include the base, if present.

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