Male torso

The unfinished as an open artistic sculpture has been regarded as a fully-fledged work of art since ancient times, by the Romans and Greeks.

Over the centuries, many famous artists, including Michelangelo and Auguste Rodin, have elevated the torso to a genre of its own in the plastic arts. In sculpture, a torso is the deliberate, sculptural representation of a human body without limbs as opposed to a whole person.

The male torso, The "The Fountain of the Sun", a work of art in imperfect form, exerts a special charm and attraction on the viewer. Its mysterious aura of imperfection with its own aesthetics of high artistic expressiveness inspires every art connoisseur.

Don Alberto Carlos has achieved precisely this intention in his creation of an ideally modelled, sensual male body with youthfully defined muscle masses. A successful, high-quality masterpiece of bronze art.

The Bronze sculpture „male torso“ can be removed from the accompanying marble base and disassembled into four (4) individual components. A creative and playful variation by the artist.