Late 19th Century – 14" Bronze Venus de Milo by Fonderia Giorgio Sommer Naples - Grand Tour Sculpture

Late 19th Century – 14" Bronze Venus de Milo by Fonderia Giorgio Sommer Naples - Grand Tour ...

Signed on the base "Fonderia Giorgio Sommer – Calabritto". This exceptional bronze sculpture of the Venus de Milo was cast by the renowned Fonderia Giorgio Sommer in Naples circa 1900, representing the finest tradition of Grand Tour ...

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History
  • The piece is believed to originate from the late 19th century, a period notable for the Grand Tour tradition among affluent Europeans and Americans, who sought to experience art and culture in Europe.
  • Fonderia Giorgio Sommer, renowned for its bronze sculptures, played a significant role in capturing and reproducing classical art influences for Grand Tour travelers, reflecting the artistic movements of that era.
  • The production of such bronze reductions was part of a larger trend in the late 19th century, where replicas of renowned artworks became popular souvenirs, signifying cultural appreciation among the elite.
  • This sculpture likely reflects the artistic transition of its time, honoring the classical heritage while appealing to contemporary collectors.

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