Bas-relief of Dancer (right). 101x72cm

Description

Bas-relief of Dancer (right). Framed relief made in molded alabaster (alabaster powder with binders) with oil polychrome and golden finishes. Golden wooden frame with “estofados” . Aging finish done with patinas based on natural earth.

Measurements: Height: 101 cm. Width: 72 cm.

Reproductions of sculptures and reliefs, inspired by original pieces from museums, neoclassical art. Handmade in Spain. Ideal for interior decoration (living rooms, lobbies, libraries, and offices).

Bas-relief of Dancer (right), inspired by the paintings made by Canova exhibited in his house in Passagno (Italy) which perfectly express the grace and beauty of youth.

Antonio Canova (1757-1822) was an outstanding Italian sculptor of Neoclassicism, renowned for his masterpieces that captured the grace and precision of classical art with a special sensitivity. His work, endowed with great delicacy, reflects a deep admiration for classical antiquity. The technical perfection he developed is expressed in his sculptures, which stand out for their clarity and purity of lines, earning him international fame even during his lifetime. His legacy endures today as one of the greatest exponents of neoclassical art and sculpture.

Decorating with reliefs inspired by works of Neoclassicism offers the opportunity to achieve a unique fusion of history and art. The sculptural technique of bas-relief, combining depth and detail, makes these pieces stand out in our spaces, adding a touch of distinction to our homes.

In the living room, reliefs can serve as decorative elements, highlighting one of the walls or complementing the overall aesthetics of the room. In offices and libraries, these pieces integrate with furniture, shelves, and other elements, bringing a special elegance to the room’s decoration.

Incorporating reproductions of classical reliefs into interior design creates a unique atmosphere that evokes the beauty of art from centuries past, blending with contemporary style. Bas-reliefs thus become central pieces of decoration that not only beautify the space but also tell stories of times gone by, creating a timeless connection between the past and the present.