Sculpture, Scultura - 45 cm - Wood
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Holds a bachelor's degree in history of art and architecture, with 12 years of experience in decorative arts.
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Wooden sculpture from the 1960s, origin Spain, in good condition, unsigned, dimensions 40 cm wide, 45 cm high and 5 cm deep.
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Hand-carved wooden coat of arms from the 1960s, of probable Austro-Hungarian or Spanish origin, embodying the allure of European heraldic tradition.
This unique piece stands out for its high-quality artisanal workmanship and the richly symbolic details, making it ideal for collectors, history enthusiasts, or to furnish a prestigious space with elegance.
Double-headed eagle with spread wings, symbol of power, sovereignty and protection, a typical element of Austro-Hungarian imperial and Spanish iconography.
The central shield is divided into four sections, each with symbols of strong heraldic significance.
The Tower: Represents strength, defense and stability, a typical symbol of Spanish and Castilian traditions.
Rampant lion: Emblem of courage, royalty and nobility, widespread in both heraldic traditions.
Crown: Overlooks the eagle and lends the piece a regal and solemn character, evoking monarchic power.
It is made of wood with an original patina that enhances its vintage character and makes it unique.
Dimensions: Perfect to be displayed in prestigious spaces such as living rooms, studies, entrances or historic environments.
Ideal for collectors of heraldic emblems of imperial or monarchic origin.
An extraordinarily valuable historical, artistic, and decorative piece, uniting the charm of Austro-Hungarian or Spanish tradition with the elegance of a unique artisanal craftsmanship.
It will be well packaged.
Hand-carved wooden coat of arms from the 1960s, of probable Austro-Hungarian or Spanish origin, embodying the allure of European heraldic tradition.
This unique piece stands out for its high-quality artisanal workmanship and the richly symbolic details, making it ideal for collectors, history enthusiasts, or to furnish a prestigious space with elegance.
Double-headed eagle with spread wings, symbol of power, sovereignty and protection, a typical element of Austro-Hungarian imperial and Spanish iconography.
The central shield is divided into four sections, each with symbols of strong heraldic significance.
The Tower: Represents strength, defense and stability, a typical symbol of Spanish and Castilian traditions.
Rampant lion: Emblem of courage, royalty and nobility, widespread in both heraldic traditions.
Crown: Overlooks the eagle and lends the piece a regal and solemn character, evoking monarchic power.
It is made of wood with an original patina that enhances its vintage character and makes it unique.
Dimensions: Perfect to be displayed in prestigious spaces such as living rooms, studies, entrances or historic environments.
Ideal for collectors of heraldic emblems of imperial or monarchic origin.
An extraordinarily valuable historical, artistic, and decorative piece, uniting the charm of Austro-Hungarian or Spanish tradition with the elegance of a unique artisanal craftsmanship.
It will be well packaged.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Spain
Material
Wood
Title of artwork
Scultura
Signature
Not signed
Condition
Good condition
Height
45 cm
Width
40 cm
Depth
5 cm
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