Bronze Female Musician Sculpture — Orientalist Mandolin Player in Polychrome Patina

A striking bronze sculpture of a standing female musician rendered in the grand Orientalist tradition, her flowing robes gathered loosely as she plays a mandolin with eyes half-closed in concentration. The figure wears a gold beaded necklace and draped garments that fall with remarkable naturalism — the sculptor's command of fabric in bronze is exceptional.

What sets this piece apart is the rare polychrome patina — deep verdigris blue-green on the robes contrasting with warm amber bronze on the skin and instrument, a finishing technique that requires considerable mastery and produces a result closer to painting than conventional bronze work.

A collector's piece of genuine artistic distinction, equally at home in a luxury interior, hotel lobby or private gallery.

Dimensions: Width: 33 cm Height: 85 cm Depth: 23 cm
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