Sculpture, Ragazzo pescatore – Attribuito a V. Varlese – 1960 circa Antimonio - 39 cm - Antimony

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An antimony sculpture on a marble base depicting a smiling young fisherman with a fish, attributed to Vincenzo Varlese and dating to around 1960, signed on the plaque.

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Fishing Boy – Attributed to Vincenzo Varlese – circa 1960
Antimony sculpture on a marble base, depicting a young fisherman with a large hat and a fish pressed to his chest. The lively smile, the spontaneity of the pose, and the finish with warm bronze reflections evoke the charm of maritime life. A subject rich in expressiveness, capable of enhancing a gallery and capturing the interest of enthusiasts of figurative sculpture.

Fishing Boy – Attributed to Vincenzo Varlese – circa 1960
Antimony sculpture on a marble base, depicting a young fisherman with a large hat and a fish pressed to his chest. The lively smile, the spontaneity of the pose, and the finish with warm bronze reflections evoke the charm of maritime life. A subject rich in expressiveness, capable of enhancing a gallery and capturing the interest of enthusiasts of figurative sculpture.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Italy
Style
Antique
Material
Antimony
Title of artwork
Ragazzo pescatore – Attribuito a V. Varlese – 1960 circa Antimonio
Signature
Plate signed
Condition
Good condition
Height
39 cm
Width
20 cm
Depth
11 cm
Weight
2170 g
ItalyVerified
153
Objects sold
70.83%
Private

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