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Bruno Gambone Monumental Dog Sculpture in Glazed Earthenware 1970
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Description
Bruno Gambone Monumental Dog Sculpture in Glazed Earthenware 1970
Striking monumental dog sculpture by acclaimed Italian ceramic artist Bruno Gambone. Executed in glazed stoneware, the work exemplifies Gambone’s celebrated fusion of sculptural form and expressive surface treatment. The elongated canine figure demonstrates the artist’s distinctive approach to scale, proportion, and handcrafted ceramic artistry.
Dimensions
17.5 h × 34 w × 13 d in
(44 × 86 × 33 cm)
Glazed signature to underside: “Gambone Italy.”
Condition
Overall, very good condition -
More Information
Documentation: Signed Period: 1950-1979 Condition: Good. Overall, very good condition Creation Date: 1970 Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Dealer Reference #: C00005221 Incollect Reference #: 864044
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