Umberto Biagini, Allegory Of The Grape Harvest (circa 1920)
Artist: Umberto Biagini
UMBERTO BIAGINI
Allegory of the Grape Harvest
Circa 1920
Polychromed plaster
H. 60 cm
Signed: U Biagini
Numbered: 64
Signed: G Nardi Editeur
Sculptor born in Volterra in Tuscany, active in France at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century, he often worked in marble. He made this large head of a young blonde girl with vine branches in her hair for the sculpture wholesaler Nardi. In effect, this beautiful grape harvester is a modernised bacchante. It is quite rare to find this type of polychrome head dating from the Belle Époque in such beautiful condition.
Allegory of the Grape Harvest
Circa 1920
Polychromed plaster
H. 60 cm
Signed: U Biagini
Numbered: 64
Signed: G Nardi Editeur
Sculptor born in Volterra in Tuscany, active in France at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century, he often worked in marble. He made this large head of a young blonde girl with vine branches in her hair for the sculpture wholesaler Nardi. In effect, this beautiful grape harvester is a modernised bacchante. It is quite rare to find this type of polychrome head dating from the Belle Époque in such beautiful condition.
400 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Plaster
Height: 60 cm
Reference (ID): 1311132
Availability: In stock
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