Alfredo Lanz, Greek Horse Sculpture, 1970, Terracotta

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Striking terracotta sculpture of a Greek horse by the Italian sculptor Alfredo Lanz, created during the 1970s and signed "A. … Read more Striking terracotta sculpture of a Greek horse by the Italian sculptor Alfredo Lanz, created during the 1970s and signed "A. Lanz." Mounted on an elegant marble pedestal, this impressive work combines classical inspiration with the expressive style characteristic of Italian sculpture of the period. Inspired by the noble horses represented in Ancient Greek art, the sculpture captures the strength, grace, and movement of the animal through bold modeling and refined anatomical detail. The horse is portrayed with a powerful stance and dynamic presence, reflecting the artist's ability to convey vitality and elegance in a timeless subject. Executed in terracotta, the sculpture displays a rich texture and warm coloration that enhance the artistic quality of the piece. The contrast between the terracotta figure and the marble base creates a sophisticated presentation, making it equally suitable as a decorative object and a collector's sculpture. Signed by Alfredo Lanz, the work reflects the artist's appreciation for classical themes and his mastery in portraying animal subjects. Its substantial dimensions and strong visual impact make it an ideal focal point for a library, gallery, office, entrance hall, equestrian collection, or luxury interior. A refined and highly decorative sculpture celebrating the enduring beauty of the horse through the lens of classical inspiration and modern Italian craftsmanship. Artist: Alfredo Lanz Origin: Italy Period: 1970s Material: Terracotta on Marble Base Signature: Signed "A. Lanz" Dimensions (overall): Height: 39.4 in (100 cm) Width: 21.7 in (55 cm) Depth: 8.7 in (22 cm) Horse Dimensions: Height: 21.7 in (55 cm) Width: 15.7 in (40 cm) Depth: 19.7 in (50 cm) Condition: Very good vintage condition. Minor wear consistent with age and use. Terracotta surface and marble base beautifully preserved. Signed by the artist. See less