Giuseppe Armani Photographer Figurine 9.5" A.G. Signed Chipped Hair

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Used ConditionMultiple small chips on the boy’s hair (clearly shown in close-ups)Minor wear on the base’s decorative scroll trimNo cracks or structural issues, still sturdy and display-readySome natural aging and dust in crevices

Brand: ARMANI

Origin: European

Type: Figurine

Material: Porcelain

Subject: photographer

Colour: Multicoloured

Country of Origin: Italy

This charming figurine, titled "Photographer," is a handpainted porcelain sculpture by Giuseppe Armani, featuring a young boy taking a photograph of a girl posing gracefully on a brick wall. The piece is signed A.G., comes with its original "Certificato di Garanzia" tag, and is mounted on a polished wooden base.

The design captures a whimsical, candid moment, reflecting Armani’s signature romantic realism and fine attention to gesture, movement, and texture.

Product Details:

• Artist: Giuseppe Armani (signed A.G.)

• Title: Photographer

• Height: Approx. 9.5 inches (24 cm)

• Width: Approx. 11 inches (28 cm)

• Weight: 2057 grams (2.06 kg)

• Material: Handpainted porcelain, wood base

• Includes: Original hang tag (Certificato di Garanzia)

• Origin: Italy

Design Features:

• A young boy kneels, holding an oldfashioned camera, capturing a girl in a pose

• The girl holds a widebrimmed hat, standing confidently on a weathered brick wall

• Delicate floral patterns on her dress and fine sculptural detail in their hair and clothing

• Baroquestyle base with ornate scrolls painted in gold

• Signed A.G. on the base

Condition:

• Used  Condition

• Multiple small chips on the boy’s hair (clearly shown in closeups)

• Minor wear on the base’s decorative scroll trim

• No cracks or structural issues, still sturdy and displayready

• Some natural aging and dust in crevices

Box:

• No original box included

About Giuseppe Armani & A.G. Signature:
Giuseppe Armani (1935–2006) was a renowned Italian sculptor known for romantic and lifelike porcelain figures. While Armani’s signature typically appears as "Giuseppe Armani," this piece is marked "A.G.," a known artisan who worked in similar Neapolitan porcelain tradition and shared stylistic traits. The Certificato di Garanzia and the overall form strongly suggest Italian studio production in Armani’s artistic style.