Alabaster Sculpture by Adolfo Cipriani (Florence, 1857-1941)
The white and grey alabaster sculpture by Adolfo Cipriani (active 1880-1930) is modeled after a painting of Louise of Prussia by Gustav Richter (1823-84). Signed to reverse, on a green marble base.
Details:
Height: 28 in (71.12 cm), Width: 10 in (25.4 cm), Depth: 8 in (20.32 cm).
About the artist:
Adolfo Cipriani (1857–1941) was an Italian sculptor known for his detailed and expressive works in marble, alabaster and bronze. Born in Florence, Cipriani studied at the Accademia di Belle Arti, where he honed his skills in the classical tradition of Italian sculpture. His works often depict figures from mythology, history, and allegory, showcasing his ability to capture delicate emotions and intricate details.
Cipriani’s sculptures were well-received in his time, with many pieces displayed in prominent exhibitions across Europe. He gained recognition for his graceful compositions and masterful technique, which reflected the influence of the Renaissance and Baroque periods.
Notable works by Adolfo Cipriani include “Bacchante,” a marble sculpture representing a follower of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, and “La Perla,” a delicate representation of a young woman holding a pearl. His works are characterized by their lifelike quality and the smooth, polished finish of the marble or alabaster.
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