Poet

This clone is of an original bust named “Poet”, in white Carrara marble, created in the 19th century by Davino Volterrani. The bust of the poet is remarkable for its steadiness, the search for purity, the cold indifference of its expression, the stiffness of the hair and laurel crown, since these elements place it in the century in which it was sculpted, light years away from the more famous “bust of a poet” portraying Archilocus in the Moscow Pushkin Museum.

Perfect for an Eclectic style setting due to the extreme composure of the figure and its expression, this eco-friendly design object would also fit perfectly into more audacious and astonishing Japandi or Expensive Style arrangements.

According to its positioning, this design object could be produced in any colour to reflect the taste of the buyer.