Early 19th century Cararra marble figure
Early 19th century Cararra marble figure
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An early 19th century Italian finely carved Cararra marble figure of a reclining female nude. Perfectly weathered. Circa 1810.
Carrara marble is a timeless natural stone quarried in the Apuan Alps of Italy, celebrated for its soft white background and delicate gray veining. Used since Roman times, it has shaped sculptures, monuments, and refined architecture across centuries. Its subtle elegance brings light and sophistication to interiors, making it popular for flooring, countertops, and bathrooms.
Carrara marble balances beauty with versatility, complementing both classical and modern designs. Though relatively understated compared to bolder marbles, its quiet character conveys luxury, craftsmanship, and enduring artistic heritage. Architects value its consistency, workability, and ability to age gracefully over decades in diverse global settings.
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