Product Parameters Place of Origin: Italy... Listed Year Season: Spring/Summer 2020... Style: European... Imported/Domestic: Imported... Material: Others... Category: Handicrafts... Brand Name: ARTEMEST... Commodity Display Product Introduction This is a statue made by Florence Galleria Romanelli A plaster statue of the Roman god Apollo hand-molded by artists at the museum. This work is a reproduction of a fragment of the Apollo Belvedere, one of the statues from the ancient period, which was displayed in the Vatican Museums and dates from the 2nd century AD. During the Renaissance, the statue was regarded as a grand embodiment of ideal beauty, and it is reproduced here, with its face turned to the left in dynamic movement. Work size: width 35x depth 16 x height 41 cm Origin: Italy About the brand Galleria Romanelli, a family of sculptors for two centuries In the Oltrarno district of Florence, which is famous for its humanities, there is a wonderful historical building - Galleria Romanelli. This is a family-owned sculpture studio with a history of two centuries. Five generations of the Romanelli family have become sculptors or artists. The sculptures they create "combine tradition and contemporary", attracting different customers including collectors, art lovers, architects, designers, etc. There are racks of busts on display in the studio, the pedestals support the portraits, and the graceful olive green armchairs add a sense of drama to the interior. Large and small sculptural bodies or parts make the studio look like a museum archive. Originally a church, the building was turned into a workspace by Italian sculptor Lorenzo Bartolini in 1829. After Bartolini's death, the Romanellis family took over this prized space. Today Raffaello C. Romanelli is the manager here. The studio commissions sculptures and creates limited-edition artworks; it serves as an art space for artists and customers to meet and exchange. Work details
