This terracotta sculpture, depicting a cherub, originally from nineteenth-century France, expresses all the delicacy and sculptural art of that period. The generous dimensions of this work, 65×97 cm, allow the detail and liveliness of the figure to emerge strongly, capturing the playful and innocent essence of the subject represented.
Terracotta, the material chosen for this sculpture, gives a natural look and visual warmth that accentuate the expression and soft shapes of the putto. This technique, combined with the artist’s craftsmanship, offers both realistic and emotional representation, making the work a striking focal point in any exhibition space.
Ideal for collectors of sculptural art or those looking to add an element of grace and artistic history to their home, this sculpture is not just a work of art, but a piece of cultural history that continues to enchant and inspire.