Bust "Alexander II (Chopin square, quality)"

Discover a masterpiece from the History of Russian Art, the 1868 model, designed and crafted by the world-renowned caster Felix Chopin. Set in the historical city of St.Petersburg, from the factory of F.Chopin himself, this unique creation sports a signature by F.CHOPIN, and a round stamp from 1868, a mark of departure for 10 years. An exquisite collector's item, the bust is a high-quality replica of the original Chopin's bust, providing a fascinating peek into the rich cultural heritage of Russia.

The legacy of Felix Chopin (1813-1892), often cited as a 'Bronze Magician' comes alive in this piece. A known royal supplier at the Court of His Imperial Majesty, Chopin was a French-Russian caster, famed for his splendid busts of Russian rulers. His story with busts began in 1840 with the discovery of marble busts by the Italian sculptor, A.Penna. These busts intrigued Chopin, motivating him to design a series of busts, immortalizing Russia's rulers. His remarkable series featuring 63 busts was well-received at an exhibition nine years later, further establishing his commendable skill and popularity.

Explore this beautiful replica of Chopin's bust, detailed with 'Alexander II' inscribed on its base. These miniature versions of the grand busts became a defining turn in Chopin's career. They were showcased at an International exhibition in Paris, 15 years later and met with immense demand owing to their reduced size and elevated elegance that seamlessly made its place in cabinet sculpture. This handpicked piece brings you a chance to own a fragment of history meticulously crafted by the hands of the 'Bronze Magician' himself.