Statuette of a Girl with a dove Capodimonte G. Cappe

I present to your attention the author's statuette " Girl with a dove".
Capodimonte, Italy, ,1960s
It is made of glazed porcelain, hand-painted.
Author's stamp in the test and underglaze N with a crown.
Without damage.
Sculptor Giuseppe Cappe (Giuseppe Cappe, 1921). Maestro Kappe is a master of noticing the nuances of everyday life and skillfully conveying the plot, character, and mood.Looking at many of his works, it is impossible to hold back a smile!

Kappe was engaged in the creation of beauty since 2008 - his works have enjoyed and continue to enjoy such success that he was imitated and repeatedly forged. But his original writings are difficult with anything confused, too obvious difference! Maestro was born in Milan 1946, lived in Milan, in the province of Como, where he had the workshop-Studio near the porcelain factory Royal Crown. It was there that he created most of his masterpieces. From here they went on a journey around the world and conquered it
Now his works are the most expensive and highly collectible among fans of the genre.Giuseppe Cappe drew inspiration from the art of Neapolitan Baroque, classicism and Renaissance. The artist's genius, his ability to convey emotions, the dynamics of the movements, to emphasize the smallest of details enabled him to create more than 1921 models of unique beauty. The author gives his characters personality and mood. Their facial expressions are incredibly vivid, and faces brightly and clearly spelled out, they seem to be absolutely alive! As a rule, it is always a charismatic personality with a difficult fate. They are realistic and symbolic at the same time. To see them is absolutely impossible! Often, the master personally supervised each stage of the creation of their work. These compositions were never mass production. All the sculptures are valued for traditional manual processing and high quality that literally every creature in the wizard is considered to be original and unique. Many of his amazing works are currently in private collections and major museums around the world.