Figurine - Fanciullo seduto - Bronze

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The bronze sculpture Fanciullo seduto by Giovanni Busetti, circa 1910–1925, depicts a seated child in a realist style with a dark warm patina; dimensions 22 × 8.7 × 10.5 cm, weight 1450 g, origin Italy, in excellent condition.

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Antique bronze sculpture depicting a seated boy. By the Lombard sculptor Giovanni Busetti, active in Milan in the very first half of the 1900s. He is known for his monumental works at the Monumental Cemetery of Milan.

The work is an excellent example of genre sculpture, strongly influenced by the intimate realism of Lombard scapigliatura. The boy is captured in a spontaneous, gathered pose with his head tilted and his gaze focused on his hands. The modeling is tangible, rich in chiaroscuro contrasts that give vitality and softness to the figure.

The sculpture presents a fine dark patina with warm tones. On the rectangular base, clearly inscribed in italics is the artist's signature, Busetti. A perfect piece for 20th-century bronze collectors and for high-class interior impressions.

The statue measures 8.7 × 10.5 cm, is 22 cm tall and weighs 1450 grams.
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Seller's Story

Design and collecting, for passion and enjoyment! Large and small objects, furniture and lamps, recovered from abandoned houses or from attics that had become inconvenient, come back to life in the living rooms of modern homes and in new settings. But also accessories, collections, bags and watches that find new owners. We’re giving a second life to these extraordinary design pieces—and more!
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Antique bronze sculpture depicting a seated boy. By the Lombard sculptor Giovanni Busetti, active in Milan in the very first half of the 1900s. He is known for his monumental works at the Monumental Cemetery of Milan.

The work is an excellent example of genre sculpture, strongly influenced by the intimate realism of Lombard scapigliatura. The boy is captured in a spontaneous, gathered pose with his head tilted and his gaze focused on his hands. The modeling is tangible, rich in chiaroscuro contrasts that give vitality and softness to the figure.

The sculpture presents a fine dark patina with warm tones. On the rectangular base, clearly inscribed in italics is the artist's signature, Busetti. A perfect piece for 20th-century bronze collectors and for high-class interior impressions.

The statue measures 8.7 × 10.5 cm, is 22 cm tall and weighs 1450 grams.
Any customs duties will be charged to the buyer.
Tracked worldwide shipping with rigid packaging and insurance.

Seller's Story

Design and collecting, for passion and enjoyment! Large and small objects, furniture and lamps, recovered from abandoned houses or from attics that had become inconvenient, come back to life in the living rooms of modern homes and in new settings. But also accessories, collections, bags and watches that find new owners. We’re giving a second life to these extraordinary design pieces—and more!
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
1450 g
Number of objects
1
Style
Realism
Title
Fanciullo seduto
Country of origin
Italy
Designer/artist/maker
Giovanni Busetti
Material
Bronze
Colour
Bronze, Gold
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
22 cm
Width
8.7 cm
Depth
10.5 cm
Depiction/theme
Childhood
Estimated period
1910-1925
ItalyVerified
330
Objects sold
98.04%
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