Three Graces Bas-Relief (Boticelli)

€2,321.00 EUR

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For Sandro Botticelli (1445-1510) the visible world was an architecture of rhythmic lines. These lines expressed incomparable beauty and delicacy.

Inspired by the masterpice panel painting 'Primavera, the artisan recreates with great details the harmonious lines of the dance movements, and the sensual nudes insinuated under the transparent clothing. Holding each other hands, they smile full of joy, as described by Seneca.

Boticelli's paintings, although finished with great detail, did not depict the reality. Its figures are living in an idyllic place, easily sensed in the Spring of Botticelli, one of the most refined artworks of the entire Italian Renaissance.

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MATERIAL
Alabaster
Wood gilded with gold and silver leaf (frame)
Oil painted
Patina treatment
SIZE
120 x 93 x 7 cm (47.2 x 36.6 x 2.7 inch)
32kg (70.5lbs)
NUMBER OF ITEMS
1
REF. NUMBER
SCAN3404017

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Details

MATERIAL
Alabaster
Wood gilded with gold and silver leaf (frame)
Oil painted
Patina treatment
PARAMETERS
120 x 93 x 7 cm (47.2 x 36.6 x 2.7 inch)
32kg (70.5lbs)
ORIGIN
Europe
NUMBER OF ITEMS
1
REF. NUMBER
SCAN3404017

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