Terracotta Dancer with Finger to Chin after Antonio Canova, 19th Century
Terracotta sculpture after Antonio Canova’s iconic Danzatrice con dito al mento (1809–1814), a masterful example of neoclassical elegance. The dancer is captured in a graceful pose, one finger thoughtfully resting against her chin—a timeless expression of poise and harmony. The patina is worn in places, lending the piece a soft, timeworn character. Inscribed “CANOVA” at the base. One foot is missing.
Dimensions
- Height
- 52.5 cm(20¾ in)
- Width
- 19 cm(7½ in)
- Depth
- 17 cm(6¾ in)
Terracotta Dancer with Finger to Chin after Antonio Canova, 19th Century
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Terracotta sculpture after Antonio Canova’s iconic Danzatrice con dito al mento (1809–1814), a masterful example of neoclassical elegance. The dancer is captured in a graceful pose, one finger thoughtfully resting against her chin—a timeless expression of poise and harmony. The patina is worn in places, lending the piece a soft, timeworn character. Inscribed “CANOVA” at the base. One foot is missing.
| Units | H | W | D |
|---|---|---|---|
| EU cm | 52.5 | 19 | 17 |
| US in | 20¾ | 7½ | 6¾ |
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