Vienna Bronze - Girl in the Sun - Two-Piece - Stamped

Many of the artworks from the Vienna Bronze period reveal their erotic nature only at second glance. This is because the sculptors in the more than 80 Viennese bronze manufactories skilfully implemented technical subtleties and secrets in order to conceal the erotic appeals of their figurines from the unsuspecting observer. This two-piece bronze figurine portrays a young sitting lady, who enjoys the sun and is equipped with a removable parasol in her hand. The secret of this work lies under the skirt of the young woman, which is only revealed once the figurine is turned. Seen from this way, the woman allows the observer a frivolous gaze between her legs. This erotic figurine has been painted and stamped by hand.

The production of our bronze figurines is subject to strict quality guidelines. All of the products in our assortment have been created by using the lost wax technique. They have been cast and refined by hand.

Vienna Bronze sculptures are mostly small statues that have been created since the end of the 19th century. Thematically, they can have many motifs. However, erotic figurines, exotic bronze sets and small animal sculptures are among the more popular subjects. Furthermore, it is important to note that elaborate paintings done by hand and technical subtleties are their central criteria.