Beschrijving
Torso of a Female Dancer is a Roman marble copy after an original from around 475–450 BC, acquired in Rome in 1841 by E. Gerhard. It goes back to a Greek bronze statue of a girl in a thin, knee-length chiton. The dancer stood on the tips of her toes, as shown by the tensed muscles of her upper thighs and her back. Her right arm was stretched out for balance.
Each piece is made to order and finished by hand in the Netherlands. Available in 11 sizes from 7 to 48 cm, in classic marble white, gold, bronze or a colour of your choice. Explore more pieces in our Europa collection.
