Bust of a Cherub

The marble original of this clone is a baroque sculpture by the prominent artist Ignazio Marabitti. He was a magnificent interpreter of the splendours of the Sicilian aristocracy, famous for his portraits and monumental memorials.

Cherubs have featured in art history since Roman times, in plaster, clay or marble, used variously as a decorative motif for altars, organs, frames, sculptures, frescoes, fountains and even sarcophagi. Due to its purity of shape and sensuality of movement this eco-friendly design object is ideal for an Eclectic setting, exploiting the element of surprise.

This clone can be an elegant fitting whatever dye is chosen, particularly adapted to group use in a range of colours.