After Colonel John Campbell "Cupid Kiss" Sculpture - Carrara White Marble (2.0lbs)

After Colonel John Campbell "Cupid Kiss" Sculpture - Carrara White Marble (2.0lbs)

Our sculpture is a reduction of the renowned masterpiece by Antonio Canova, titled "Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss" (in Italian: Amore e Psiche). This sculpture is inspired by the original commissioned in 1787 by Colonel John Campbell and is widely recognized as a prime example of the romantic Neoclassical style associated with Canova. The artwork beautifully captures a pivotal moment of intense emotion between the mythological lovers, reflecting the emerging movement of Romanticism. Depicting the god Cupid in a state of profound love and tenderness, the sculpture portrays the poignant scene of Cupid reviving the lifeless Psyche with a tender kiss. It showcases the mastery of Canova in conveying both the emotional depth and the exquisite beauty of the moment.

Dimensions:
Height: 5.9"
Width: 7.8"
Depth: 3.9"
Base: 7.6" x 3.7"
Weight: 2 lbs
Material: Cold Form White Carrara Marble

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