Torso of a Man

Created in 1945 in grey bardiglio marble, the original sculpture for this clone is a nude in search of a three-dimensional synthesis between elegance and dynamism, between an idealised shape and naturalism, in an exaltation of the male body typical of the regime culture which clearly inspired it.

As an example of masculine perfection, and due to the manly proportions demonstrating an adhesion to classical models, this elegantly timeless eco-friendly design object is ideal for settings in Classic Contemporary style, where classical and neoclassical elements commingle in unique atmospheres.

Dark, intense colours exalt the virile contours of this object and capture the light to emphasise the muscular tension and the movement of the limbs.