Studio G. Bessi Lady Figurine Signed Resin, Country, hat damaged , 17" Tall

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Used, acceptable conditionDamage on the back of the hatVisible scuffs and marks on sleeves and shoulders (see close-ups)Minor dirt accumulation, especially around base and groovesStructurally sound with no major breaks or repairs

Artist: Prof G.Bessi

Pattern: Marbled

Character: lady

Signed By: G. Bessi

Occasion: All Occasions

Signed: Yes

Size: Large

Material: Resin

Item Length: 15 in

Subject: Countries

Colour: White

Brand: Studio

Type: Figurine

Packaging: Unboxed

Style: Country

Original/Reproduction: Original

Room: Any Room

Handmade: Yes

Country of Origin: Italy

This is a Studio G. Bessi figurine depicting a serene country woman holding a woven basket, executed in an elegant white finish. Signed on the base with “Studio Prof. G. Bessi,” this sculpture is a later reproduction in the tradition of the famed Italian sculptor Giuseppe Bessi, whose works are celebrated for their realism and neoclassical influence.

Product Details:

• Artist: Studio Prof. G. Bessi (engraved on base)

• Theme: Country Woman with Basket

• Material: Resin or bonded marble

• Height: Approx. 17 inches 

• Weight: 3.858 kg (as shown)

• Color: Matte ivory / white

• Base: Round composite stone base

Design Highlights:

• Features a woman in a long flowing dress, bonnet hat, and carrying a fruitfilled basket.

• Soft drapery, detailed textures, and delicate facial features in the classical style Bessi was known for.

• Signed clearly on the reverse: “Studio Prof. G. Bessi.”

Condition: Used, acceptable condition

• Damage on the back of the hat

• Visible scuffs and marks on sleeves and shoulders (see closeups)

• Minor dirt accumulation, especially around base and grooves

• Structurally sound with no major breaks or repairs

About Giuseppe Bessi & His Studio:
Giuseppe Bessi (1857–1922) was a master sculptor from Volterra, Italy, blending neoclassical and Art Nouveau styles. His works, especially those made in alabaster, are held in museums and private collections worldwide. Studio reproductions like this preserve his aesthetic in more affordable and durable materials, often sold in the mid to late 20th century.