Female plaster head – Giuseppe Siccardi, Bergamo, early 20th century Era: Early 20th century Author: Giuseppe Siccardi Origin: Bergamo Material: Plaster Dimensions: 47 cm (height) × 40 cm (depth) × 38 cm (width) Description: Refined plaster sculpture depicting a female head. The face, turned upwards and with closed eyes, conveys an intense feeling of surrender and serenity, almost ecstatic. The delicate features, the raised chin, the half-open lips and the dynamically sculpted flowing hair give the work a poetic and introspective quality. Signed on the base of the neck, the work is by Giuseppe Siccardi, a sculptor active in Bergamo in the first decades of the 20th century. An artist of remarkable stylistic refinement, Siccardi fits into the furrow of post-Romantic Italian sculpture, attentive to both the psychological rendering and the elegance of the form. His works, mainly portraits and busts, are distinguished by the ability to capture the mood of the subjects, blending idealism and realism with a personal touch. This female head is a magnificent example of his poetics, and represents a precious testimony of Italian sculpture of the early 20th century. Code: 326 Additional information: The work is available in our exhibition space in Badia Polesine (RO) and is sold with a certificate of authenticity. We take care of and organize the transport of the purchased works, both for Italy and abroad, through professional and insured carriers. Contact us for any information, we will be happy to answer you: +393351010528; artearredoandriollo@gmail.com We also advise you to consult our website https://www.artearredoandriollo.it/ and our social profiles: https://instagram.com/artearredoandriollo?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= https://www.facebook.com/Arte-Arredo-Andriollo-681724861934185/