Archimede Seguso – Scultura Firmata - Italia Anni '50 - Sculpture, “Donna con il Capo Chino" - 23 cm - Murano crystal, colorless and dark olive green, submerged and bullicante technique.

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Fiammetta Fulchiati
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Estimate  € 400 - € 450
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This hand-signed Archimede Seguso sculpture, made in Italy in the 1950s, depicts a woman with her head bowed and is crafted from colourless and dark olive-green Murano glass using the sommerso and bullicante techniques; it measures 23 × 13 × 12 cm and is in excellent condition.

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Archimede Seguso – Solid Glass Sculpture in Murano Glass, Submerged and Bullicante Technique – “Woman with Bowed Head” – Italy, 1950s

Splendid Murano glass sculpture depicting a seated woman with bowed head resting on crossed arms. The subject is of great executive complexity: from certain angles the facial features (eyes, nose, and mouth) are clearly distinguishable.

The work was handcrafted entirely freehand using the hot-modeling technique on solid glass. The body is made of colorless crystal with a dark olive-green submerged core, enriched by sequences of controlled bubbles (bullicante technique) arranged in a regular and symmetrical way. This combination of submerged and bullicante is typical of the finest Archimede Seguso productions from the mid-20th century and gives the sculpture depth, luminosity, and a strong plastic character.

Archimede Seguso (Murano, 1909-1999) is one of the most important glass masters of the 20th century, famous for his solid sculptures and for mastering the classic Murano techniques applied to figurative subjects.

Authenticity mark:
On the base is signed with an incised point: “Archimede Seguso”.

Additional useful notes:
• Artist: Archimede Seguso (Murano, 1909-1999)
• Material: Murano glass, submerged and bullicante solid glass
• Signature: Present and legible
• Country of origin: Italy
• Color: Colorless crystal and dark olive-green
Dimensions:
• Height: 23 cm
• Width: 13 cm
• Depth: 12 cm
• Weight: about 2.8 kg
Condition:
Perfect. No relevant defects. Clear, brilliant glass.
Period:
Mid-20th century (circa 1950s).
Packaging and shipping:
Professional packaging and shipment via tracked international courier.

Seller's Story

Welcome to my profile. I am an art enthusiast offering a curated selection of glassware, porcelain, and decorative collectibles. I boast forty years of experience in the industry, having collaborated with major international auction houses. My presence on Catawiki stems from a desire to continue sharing the beauty and history of these objects with a new audience of enthusiasts. I guarantee absolute expertise, faithful descriptions, and a professional conduct based on honesty and transparency.
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Archimede Seguso – Solid Glass Sculpture in Murano Glass, Submerged and Bullicante Technique – “Woman with Bowed Head” – Italy, 1950s

Splendid Murano glass sculpture depicting a seated woman with bowed head resting on crossed arms. The subject is of great executive complexity: from certain angles the facial features (eyes, nose, and mouth) are clearly distinguishable.

The work was handcrafted entirely freehand using the hot-modeling technique on solid glass. The body is made of colorless crystal with a dark olive-green submerged core, enriched by sequences of controlled bubbles (bullicante technique) arranged in a regular and symmetrical way. This combination of submerged and bullicante is typical of the finest Archimede Seguso productions from the mid-20th century and gives the sculpture depth, luminosity, and a strong plastic character.

Archimede Seguso (Murano, 1909-1999) is one of the most important glass masters of the 20th century, famous for his solid sculptures and for mastering the classic Murano techniques applied to figurative subjects.

Authenticity mark:
On the base is signed with an incised point: “Archimede Seguso”.

Additional useful notes:
• Artist: Archimede Seguso (Murano, 1909-1999)
• Material: Murano glass, submerged and bullicante solid glass
• Signature: Present and legible
• Country of origin: Italy
• Color: Colorless crystal and dark olive-green
Dimensions:
• Height: 23 cm
• Width: 13 cm
• Depth: 12 cm
• Weight: about 2.8 kg
Condition:
Perfect. No relevant defects. Clear, brilliant glass.
Period:
Mid-20th century (circa 1950s).
Packaging and shipping:
Professional packaging and shipment via tracked international courier.

Seller's Story

Welcome to my profile. I am an art enthusiast offering a curated selection of glassware, porcelain, and decorative collectibles. I boast forty years of experience in the industry, having collaborated with major international auction houses. My presence on Catawiki stems from a desire to continue sharing the beauty and history of these objects with a new audience of enthusiasts. I guarantee absolute expertise, faithful descriptions, and a professional conduct based on honesty and transparency.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Archimede Seguso – Scultura Firmata - Italia Anni '50
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Murano crystal, colorless and dark olive green, submerged and bullicante technique.
Title of artwork
“Donna con il Capo Chino"
Signature
Hand signed
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
23 cm
Width
13 cm
Depth
12 cm
Weight
2.8 kg
ItalyVerified
1127
Objects sold
100%
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