Casa Padrino Bronze Sculpture Modern Violin with Bow Bronze / Dark Brown 20 x 20 x H. 50 cm - Music Sculpture - Living Room & Garden Decor

Bronze Sculpture Modern Violin with Bow by Casa Padrino

Material: bronze

Length approx.: 20 cm

Width approx.: 20 cm

Height approx.: 50 cm

Colour: bronze / dark brown

Violin body opened into layers

Neck with pegs and long bow

Rectangular base plate

Excellent workmanship

From the bronze sculpture collection of Casa Padrino!

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An instrument reimagined

Usually we see only the closed, polished top of a violin. This bronze sculpture by Casa Padrino opens it up: the body of the violin is broken down into several planes staggered one behind the other. Between top, ribs and back, open spaces appear that invite you to look inside, almost like stepping into the sound itself.

The familiar elements remain clearly recognisable: the curved outline of the body, an f-hole in the front plane, the fingerboard, the pegs and the rolled scroll. Neck and scroll rise at an angle, and beside them stands the long bow with its frog at the base and a finely shaped tip.

Light and shadow in bronze

Because the form is open, it plays with light. The curved inner surfaces lie in shadow and appear deep dark brown, while edges and rims catch the light in warm bronze tones. As you move around it the planes shift, so the sculpture never looks quite the same twice. A rectangular base with softly bevelled edges anchors the whole composition.

In the living room, music room and garden

The sculpture is at its best where you can walk around it: on a pedestal in the living room, on a sideboard or as the focal point of a music room among music stands and instruments. On a stone column in the garden in front of an evergreen hedge, its silhouette makes a striking impression.

For violinists, string players, orchestra members and collectors of modern art, it is an art object with a personal connection, combining a love of music with a contemporary sculptural language.