A 19thC Italian Carved Marble Bust of a Nun sub-Religion & Relics the flowers and leaves becoming

the flowers and leaves becoming uncountable in the myriad of foliage

There are some early fold creases and one very small area of loss

looking facing slightly to dexter

It was only at Clark's insistence that the city accepted the picture

With the particularly appealing image to the top and the association with advertising this scarce vesta proves a highly collectable item

A 19thC Italian Carved Marble Bust of a Nun sub-Religion & Relics the flowers and leaves becomingOrigin: Italian Period: Late 19thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Depth: 7. 5 Width: 14. 5 Height: 17 The beautifully carved and heavy quality white marble bust of a nun wearing her veil and tunic, with a medallion to her chest, her face having a slight grin, the whole being nicely weathered and surviving from late nineteenth century Italy. The bust has some weathering commensurate with age with the whole being in good structural condition with no