Dal modello di Tommaso Campajola (XIX- - Sculpture

Impressive and dramatic Liberty/early 1900s sculptural group, signed and dated 1921 on the base, depicting the famous scene of Ursus taming the bull in the arena to save Ligia, drawn from the masterwork "Quo Vadis?". A sculpture of great cinematic presence and extraordinary muscular tension, characterized by a splendid dark patina of the period and mounted on its original carved wooden base. Ideal as an important centerpiece, for a professional studio, a library, or a console. Details and Dimensions: Subject: Ursus, Ligia and the Bull (Quo Vadis?) Period: Signed and dated on the terrace 1921 (see photo detail of signature) Total length: 60 cm Height: 26 cm Weight: 13 kg (extremely solid, heavy, and stable work) Conditions: Overall good condition, complete in every part (antlers, tail, drapery and cords perfectly intact), with normal and minimal signs of age on the patina compatible with over 120 years of age.

Estimate:$551.17

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