RARE Giuseppe Armani Figurine Florence “December Magic” 1573F Made In Italy 10”

Description: RARE Giuseppe Armani Figurine Florence “December Magic” 1573F Made In Italy 10” Your Purchase Helps Support A Disabled Army Veteran Injured In Iraq This elegant and rare figurine by Giuseppe Armani is a perfect collectible and piece of decor. The figurine depicts a lovely lady in winter in a gown with a heavy outer coat and hat with bright blue eyes. The figurine stands on a wooden base. This figurine measures approximately 10” tall & 4” in diameter at the wooden base. The piece has a gold colored “Florence” plaque and is signed, as well as inscribed with the year 2000. It is in excellent condition with no damage to note. Feel free to ask any questions about this product by contacting us. Our products are packed meticulously in safe packaging to ensure your treasure arrives in excellent condition and your item is in the mail in usually 1 business day from payment. By shopping with Foxhall Collectibles, you are supporting a disabled U.S. Army veteran who was injured in Iraq. Giuseppe Armani was born in the village of Calci, Italy in 1935. It was not long before it became evident to his parents that he was born to be an artist as he drew everything he could see from the moment he could pick up a pencil. Now mind you these were not the usual drawings of a child. Young Giuseppe created drawings of extraordinary detail and realism. Giuseppe continued to draw and his talent was soon recognized when a local priest organized an exhibition for the town's young artists. Giuseppe entered a sculpture of a male torso which was greatly admired for its detailed precision and its adherence to classical styling. The sculpture was taken to the Art Gallery in Pisa, located across the street from the Leaning Tower of Pisa. The owners of the gallery were amazed with its detail and beauty and immediately offered Giuseppe a permanent position.With a job in Pisa, Giuseppe's dream of studying art was finally realized. He immersed himself in the masterpieces of the Renaissance and began to perfect his personal style. He began to work in sculpture and soon had admirers far and wide flocking to the gallery to see his latest creations. In 1975, the Florence Sculpture d'Arte offered him a position working exclusively for their studio. He immediately accepted as he was promised complete artistic freedom to allow his talents to shine. For the following 31 years he created beautiful masterpieces ranging from traditional Capodimonte styling to more modern, contemporary sculptures. Tragically on October 28th 2006, Giuseppe Armani passed away suddenly, a victim of a massive stroke. His death was a great loss but his beautiful creations continue to live on as a testament to his artistic genius. 3767

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Location: Washington, District Of Columbia

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