Camillo Catelli (1948) - Apollo

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Bronze patinated sculpture by Camillo Catelli (born 1948) titled Apollo, made in Italy using the lost-wax technique, a single unique piece, 115 cm high, 50 cm wide, 40 cm deep, weighing about 50 kg, signed and in excellent condition.

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Bronze sculpture depicting the god Apollo by the artist Camillo Catelli. Created using the lost-wax technique in a single piece. The abstraction of the figure emphasizes the relationship between volume and the strength of the anatomical details, reflecting the surrealist aesthetics of Catelli's own style. A monumental work in both size and weight, approximately 50 kg.

Bronze sculpture depicting the god Apollo by the artist Camillo Catelli. Created using the lost-wax technique in a single piece. The abstraction of the figure emphasizes the relationship between volume and the strength of the anatomical details, reflecting the surrealist aesthetics of Catelli's own style. A monumental work in both size and weight, approximately 50 kg.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Bronze type
Patinated bronze
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Bronze
Artist
Camillo Catelli (1948)
Title of artwork
Apollo
Signature
Signed
Edition
1
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
115 cm
Width
50 cm
Depth
40 cm
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Objects sold
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