Natalia McDonald - Bust, Ursia - 24 cm - Resin - 2026

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Ursia is a signed, unique resin sculpture by Natalia McDonald, edition 01/01, dated 2026, depicting a female figure with a bear’s head.

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Description from the seller

URSIA is an original, one-of-a-kind sculpture by Spanish artist Natalia Mc Donald (Málaga, 1987).

The piece stands out for its combination of a female figure and a bear’s head, which forms part of its composition.

Each element has been carefully hand-painted, creating a surface rich in variations and details.

The sculpture is made of resin and features a lower base covered in green artificial grass, adding a contrast of color and texture to the piece.

This is a unique work, made as a single edition (01/01).

The sculpture measures 24 cm high, 22 cm wide, and 15 cm deep.

The work comes directly from the artist’s studio and is accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.

To fully appreciate the details of the piece, you can watch a video of the work on the artist’s social media, @nataliamcdonaldart.

About the artist:

Natalia Mc Donald (Málaga, 1987) is a Spanish artist who creates sculptures using ceramics and resin.

Throughout her career, she has exhibited her work in Málaga and presented pieces at auction houses. Her work has also gained international visibility through its presence on platforms specializing in art and auctions.

Her work is characterized by the creation of distinctive pieces in which sculptural modeling and painting come together to create singular figures.

Packaging and shipping:

The sculpture will be carefully packaged and protected with suitable materials to preserve its integrity during transport.

URSIA is an original, one-of-a-kind sculpture by Spanish artist Natalia Mc Donald (Málaga, 1987).

The piece stands out for its combination of a female figure and a bear’s head, which forms part of its composition.

Each element has been carefully hand-painted, creating a surface rich in variations and details.

The sculpture is made of resin and features a lower base covered in green artificial grass, adding a contrast of color and texture to the piece.

This is a unique work, made as a single edition (01/01).

The sculpture measures 24 cm high, 22 cm wide, and 15 cm deep.

The work comes directly from the artist’s studio and is accompanied by its certificate of authenticity.

To fully appreciate the details of the piece, you can watch a video of the work on the artist’s social media, @nataliamcdonaldart.

About the artist:

Natalia Mc Donald (Málaga, 1987) is a Spanish artist who creates sculptures using ceramics and resin.

Throughout her career, she has exhibited her work in Málaga and presented pieces at auction houses. Her work has also gained international visibility through its presence on platforms specializing in art and auctions.

Her work is characterized by the creation of distinctive pieces in which sculptural modeling and painting come together to create singular figures.

Packaging and shipping:

The sculpture will be carefully packaged and protected with suitable materials to preserve its integrity during transport.

Details

Era
After 2000
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Country of origin
Unknown
Style
Contemporary
Material
Resin
Artist
Natalia McDonald
Title of artwork
Ursia
Signature
Signed
Edition
01/01
Year
2026
Colour
Blue, Multicolour, Pink, Red
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
24 cm
Width
22 cm
Depth
15 cm
Weight
900 g
Spain (Mainland & Balearic Islands)Verified
Private

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