$5,800.00
This amazing bronze, lost-wax casting of a study for the MOMA in San Francisco submitted by sculptor, Silvana Maisano in 1984. It is a fantastic sculpture with a wonderful patina. The architect of SF MOMA is Mario Buotta, a contemporary of Silvana Maisano. On the back there is the artist’s stamp, autographed, and a label with the data of the work. Silvana Maisano, a Genoese artist and student of Edoardo Alfieri, has created several maquettes in bronze for doors.
Artist: Silvana Maisano (1952)
Born in 1952 in Albissola, Silvana Maisano was, with her sister Stefania, first a student, then an assistant to the sculptor Edoardo Alfieri, and since the death of the master in 1998, the universal heir of all his works and curator of the Alfieri-Maisano Archive. Silvan Maisano’s artistic production is also mainly aimed at sculpture.
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| Date of Manufacture | 1980's |
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| Dimensions | Height: 22 in |
| Sold As | Single Item |
| Materials and Techniques | Bronze, Patinated |
| Place of Origin | Italy |
| Period | 1980 – 1989 |
| Condition | Good – Wear consistent with age and use. Normal patina to bronze throughout – see ALL detail images. |
