id 517
Serpotta Head of a Woman
€995.00 | 35 cm
About "Serpotta Head of a Woman" artclone
The head is slightly turned to one side, which provides depth and a soft, dynamic angle to the face. The sculpture shows soft, rounded contours with subtle detailing around the eyes, nose, and mouth, conveying a sense of calm and introspection. The hair is styled in soft waves, neatly arranged around the head, which adds to the overall grace of the piece.
Serpotta, known for his masterful stucco work during the Baroque period, infuses this piece with a sense emotional depth and elegance, making it a splendid addition to any private space due to its visually ethereal quality.
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Made to order
Custom 3D printed in Italy by artficial™ in 5 days
Material
Plant-based PLA filament. Weather-resistant and durable
Dimensions, Weight
35 x 35 x 25 cm, 800 grams
14 x 14 x 10 in, 1.8 pounds
Delivery
Shipping from Italy
Estimated arrival Friday Nov 1
Returns
14-day return policy
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Packaging
100% eco friendly
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With the digitalclone securely in place, we proceed to the production stage. Using our advanced 3D printing technology, we craft licensed artclones that replicate the original sculptures with exceptional accuracy using our durable plant-based filament. This made-to-order solution prevents waste and delivers the finished artclone with low turnaround times.
Preservation
As a result of this patented process, the owner of the licensed artwork receives royalty payments from Artficial with each sale. This arrangement preserves and promotes the world's sculptural masterpieces and cultural heritage.
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