Guglielmo Pugi

THE GALLERYA OFFERS BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURE IN PURE WHITE ALBASTER BY THE MASTER SCULPTOR GUGLIELMO PUGI VIOLET MARBLE BASE WITH BRONZE EDGING EARLY 20TH CENTURY H 38CM THE GALLERY LARGE EXHIBITION WITH 1000 SQM WAREHOUSE HIGH FINE ART ANTIQUES, PAINTINGS, SCULPTURES, MARBLES, AND OBJECTS OF ANCIENT ART VISIT ALL OUR PROPOSALS ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY ON HIGHWAY 34D MAGLIANO ALPI HIGHWAY TO/SV CARRU EXIT 500M ON THE LEFT ' ESTIMATE APPRAISALS, SUCCESIONS AND HEREDITARY DIVISIONS WE BUY ANTIQUES, ANTIQUE FURNITURES, ENTIRE HERITAGES PRIVATELY IMMEDIATE PAYMENT MAXIMUM SERIOUSNESS NEW ARRIVALS WEEKLY YOU CAN ALSO RECEIVE BY PERSONALIZED APPOINTMENT OUT OF HOURS The work of Guglielmo Pugi, typical of Art Nouveau, is characterized by direct carving on alabaster and Carrara marble (mostly white or veined). He was responsible for the monument to King Umberto I, a bust that once adorned a square in Fiesole, erected on 30 September 1901,[4] as well as various groups and portraits, some of which are preserved in the Historical Museum of Alabaster in Volterra.[5][6] Many of his sculptures were exhibited at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, as well as the 1904 World's Fair in Saint-Louis.[7]