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Capodimonte porcelain sculpture made by the sculptor Bruno Merli. Master Merli is the main artist who made Capodimonte porcelains famous worldwide.
This work was realised in 1983, and represents a little girl nourishing two nightingales. The great realism for details makes this sculpture one of a kind. Signed artwork with certificate of authenticity.
Height: about 20 cm
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1983, Florence, Italy

Beautiful Capodimonte Porcelain Sculpture Artist: Bruno Merli

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