Ferdinando De Luca (XIX / XX) - Sculpture, A woman leaning on the harp - 55 cm - Bronze (patinated) - First half 20th century

This wonderful and rare sculpture dates back to the first half of the 20th century. It comes from an inheritance. Excellent workmanship and chiselling; it was handmade in Art Nouveau style and is signed by the well-known Neapolitan sculptor Ferdinando De Luca, probably inspired by a model by Auguste Moreau. Normal signs of use and ageing, with the original patina; in more than good condition. Please note that one of the harp strings is not well soldered. The sculpture is very scenic as a unique piece that, in addition to standing out in any place, it creates attention, value and prestige Green marble of excellent quality. It depicts a woman leaning against the harp. The figure is undoubtedly exceptional, but the finishing touches should not be underestimated, and particular attention should be paid to the engravings, which are made with great professionalism. Certainly a rare sculpture. Since I am not an expert, all the information was obtained from an antique dealer. Its large dimensions of 55 x 25 x 25 cm make it imposing and rare so that it can be placed in any context. It weighs over 14. 00 kg. Professional packaging and insured shipping via express courier.