An evocative study of the human form, this earthenware sculpture captures the enduring beauty of the female silhouette with raw elegance and quiet strength. Signed and dated 1946 by an unidentified artist, the piece stands at 52 cm tall, its surface bearing the soft marks of time—abrasions, stains, and a gentle patina that only enhance its timeless character. The truncated limbs and neck invite contemplation of form and fragility, while the piece’s slight unsteadiness adds a delicate sense of movement. Resting atop a minimalist black base, this sculpture is a powerful homage to classical ideals, reinterpreted through a modern, tactile lens.
