A large cast plaster bas-relief depicting a reclining classical female figure, likely representing Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers, or an allegorical figure of Spring.
Executed in crisp white plaster with finely modelled drapery and floral ornament, the relief possesses a quiet elegance suited to both traditional and contemporary interiors.
The restrained low relief produces subtle shadow and depth, while the monochrome finish emphasises the sculptural quality of the composition.
The reverse retains its original hanging wire, allowing the piece to be displayed immediately as an architectural wall decoration or decorative panel.
Origin: Continental
Date: 20th Century
Style: Neoclassical
Dimensions: 40cm x 39cm
A large cast plaster bas-relief depicting a reclining classical female figure, likely representing Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers, or an allegorical figure of Spring.
Executed in crisp white plaster with finely modelled drapery and floral ornament, the relief possesses a quiet elegance suited to both traditional and contemporary interiors.
The restrained low relief produces subtle shadow and depth, while the monochrome finish emphasises the sculptural quality of the composition.
The reverse retains its original hanging wire, allowing the piece to be displayed immediately as an architectural wall decoration or decorative panel.
Origin: Continental
Date: 20th Century
Style: Neoclassical
Dimensions: 40cm x 39cm