Well Carved Stone Face

Crafted with a masterful touch, this well carved stone face from around 1940 is a testament to the artistry of its time. The sculpture captures the essence of character and emotion, with features that seamlessly transition from defined to abstract as they curve around the stone’s edge. The face itself is a study in contrasts, where the precision of the carving gradually gives way to the raw, untouched stone, symbolizing perhaps the duality of human nature.

The stone has been carved with such confidence that each stroke tells a story of the artisan’s skill and vision. Over the years, the sculpture has developed a rich patina, adding depth and a sense of history to its appearance. This patina not only accentuates the contours and crevices of the face but also highlights the natural beauty of the stone material.

This piece is not merely a sculpture; it is a versatile work of art that stands at the intersection of antiquity and modernity. Whether placed in a setting filled with antiques or juxtaposed against contemporary decor, this well carved stone face will undoubtedly draw the eye and spark conversation, making it a remarkable addition to any interior.

Height: 9 3/4 inches (25 cm)

Width: 6 1/2 inches (16 cm)

Depth: 3 3/4 inches (9.5 cm)

£280 | Circa 1940 | Ref: SA240

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