Who is the most famous sculptor of Blackamoor?
Often, blackamoor figures are depicted in acrobatic positions that would be physically impossible to hold for any extended length of time. Notable sculptors of blackamoor figures include Andrea Brustolon (1662–1732), who is considered by some to be the most important artist of blackamoor sculptures.
What are some examples of Blackamoor decorative arts?
Common examples of items and objects decorated in the blackamoor style include sculpture, jewellery, and furniture. Typically the sculpted figures carried something, such as candles or a tray.
How tall is the Blackamoor statue in Venice?
Impressive Venetian blackamoor figure, late 19th century/early 20th century, polychrome and gilt decoration, the kneeling figure with an eagle mounted on his arm, raised on hexagonal base, height 116 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, Sydney
How tall is a 19th century Blackamoor woman?
A 19th century polychrome Venetian blackamoor figure on stand modelled as the standing figure of a draped nubian woman with arms outswept, raised circular plinth with squat bun feet 175 cm high
Where can I see Blackamoor statues in London?
Blackamoors were a favourite creation of the Italian Renaissance, particularly Venetian Blackamoors.Many of these architectural bronzes are on display in our North London Canonbury Antiques showroom so please get in touch for an appointment. Interesting pair of antique Italian Venetian blackamoor stands Pair shown supporting c
Impressive Venetian blackamoor figure, late 19th century/early 20th century, polychrome and gilt decoration, the kneeling figure with an eagle mounted on his arm, raised on hexagonal base, height 116 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, Sydney
Common examples of items and objects decorated in the blackamoor style include sculpture, jewellery, and furniture. Typically the sculpted figures carried something, such as candles or a tray. They were thus an exotic and lightweight variant for the “atlas” in architecture and decorative arts, especially popular in the Rococo period.
A 19th century polychrome Venetian blackamoor figure on stand modelled as the standing figure of a draped nubian woman with arms outswept, raised circular plinth with squat bun feet 175 cm high
