Sculpture of Male Torso in Hellenistic Style

This discophoreal torso fragment comes from the reproduction of an original bronze statue (today lost, created by the Greek sculptor Naucydes at the beginning of the fourth century BC) whose reproduction is currently preserved in the galleries of the Louvre Museum in Paris. Sumptuous decorative sculpture, finely made with an elegant patina representing a discophore bust. This high quality reproduction has a patina fantastic antique look. The base is made of black metal. The extreme elegance and perfection of this sculpture remains an exemplary piece of art from the ancient Roman period! Sculpture on base of a male torso in the Hellenistic style, plaster and patinated resin.