Neoclassical Bust of Diana, 1970’s — Italy
A refined neoclassical-style bust depicting Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt and the moon, modeled after classical antiquity and produced in the 1970s during a renewed interest in Greco-Roman forms. The figure is rendered with idealized features, delicately modeled hair gathered into a low knot, and a softly draped garment articulated with elegant, flowing folds.
Executed in a cast stone, the surface convincingly evokes aged marble or limestone, presenting a warm matte finish with subtle tonal variation and naturalistic texture. The bust is mounted on an integrated pedestal base, lending the piece classical proportion and architectural presence while remaining perfectly scaled for contemporary interiors.
Timeless and versatile, this sculpture works beautifully as a focal point on a bookshelf, console, or mantel. A sophisticated decorative object that bridges classical tradition with late 20th-century design sensibilities, offering enduring elegance without formality.
Details
- Attributed Subject: Diana (Roman goddess of the hunt and the moon)
- Date: 1970s
- Origin: United States or Europe
- Materials: Stone-form sculptural material
- Dimensions: 13 in H (33 cm)
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition; no chips, cracks, or repairs
- Provenance: Upper East Side estate, New York
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