Figure - Twee Engelbeelden Raphaël (2) - polystone





€1 |
|---|
Catawiki Buyer Protection
Your payment’s safe with us until you receive your object.View details
Trustpilot 4.4 | 141948 reviews
Rated Excellent on Trustpilot.
Two polystone Raphael angel figures from the Netherlands, dating to circa 2000–2010, in unused condition in original unopened packaging, comprising two pieces (RA01 and RA02) with overall dimensions around 110 × 50 × 230 mm and 110 × 50 × 250 mm respectively.
Description from the seller
Two Angel Figurines Raphael Santi (1483-1520)
These detailed Angel Figurines from the Parastone brand are finished down to the last detail and feature lovely colors. The approximately 20-year-old figures are packed in the original unopened packaging and come with a label/certificate.
Bead 1:
Raphael (green)
Dimensions LxWxH 110 x 50 mm x 230 mm
(including the stand measured)
Bead 2:
Raphael (gold-colored)
Dimensions LxWxH 110 x 50 mm x 250 mm
(including the stand measured)
Condition: unused in original box.
RA01 and RA02
The figures are shipped well packed.
Raphael Santi (1483-1520) Born in Urbino, Raphael Santi began his apprenticeship early with the famous Perugino, whose school emphasized calm, balanced compositions, free of excess. Later he moved to Florence, where Michelangelo and Da Vinci had already fostered a vibrant artistic climate.
Two Angel Figurines Raphael Santi (1483-1520)
These detailed Angel Figurines from the Parastone brand are finished down to the last detail and feature lovely colors. The approximately 20-year-old figures are packed in the original unopened packaging and come with a label/certificate.
Bead 1:
Raphael (green)
Dimensions LxWxH 110 x 50 mm x 230 mm
(including the stand measured)
Bead 2:
Raphael (gold-colored)
Dimensions LxWxH 110 x 50 mm x 250 mm
(including the stand measured)
Condition: unused in original box.
RA01 and RA02
The figures are shipped well packed.
Raphael Santi (1483-1520) Born in Urbino, Raphael Santi began his apprenticeship early with the famous Perugino, whose school emphasized calm, balanced compositions, free of excess. Later he moved to Florence, where Michelangelo and Da Vinci had already fostered a vibrant artistic climate.

