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Ado Santini:
"The bust of Jesus", artificial marble on wood

Ado Santini: "The bust of Jesus", artificial marble on wood
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Ado Santini:
"The bust of Jesus", artificial marble on wood

$ 4.824,73 (4.235,00 EUR)

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Order-nr. IN-345973

Article No: IN-345973

delivery time: approx. 2 weeks

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Limited, 600 pieces | Numbered | Serigraphy| Artificial marble + Wood | Size 60 x 75 x 33 cm

A real sensation: for the first time the Vatican gave permission to produce a full Size face replica of the original world-famous Michelangelo's Pieta. Santini, is famous for its special ability to model, down to the smallest detail, so that a dream is fulfilled. An artistic metallic castings of a very special kindness of amateur and connoisseur of sculpture.

Limited edition, signed and numbered, world edition of 600 pieces of Alabaster-Marmor , ended on a black wooden plate. Size 60 x 75 x 33 cm.

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Ado Santini: "The bust of Jesus", artificial marble on wood

A real sensation: for the first time the Vatican gave permission to produce a full Size face replica of the original world-famous Michelangelo's Pieta. Santini, is famous for its special ability to model, down to the smallest detail, so that a dream is fulfilled. An artistic metallic castings of a very special kindness of amateur and connoisseur of sculpture.

Limited edition, signed and numbered, world edition of 600 pieces of Alabaster-Marmor , ended on a black wooden plate. Size 60 x 75 x 33 cm.

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The gracefulness of his sculptures ripped out the art loving audience in the 1980s on exhibitions in the cities of New York, Chicago, and London to ovation. Even otherwise rather conservative art critic wrote about Santini's works: "his sculptures seem to float forever. Rarely seen portraits of woman with so much of internalization and high aesthetic sensation."