15th to 19th century sculptures

The Sculpture Department is dedicated to sculptural works produced between the 14th century and the early decades of the 20th century. The experts of the Sculpture Department select works of great artistic and economic value signed by Italian and international authors, authentic opportunities to enrich your art collections in an excellent way.

Through constant research and study, through materials and techniques, periods and styles, our experts aim to meet the ever-increasing demand of an attentive and refined clientele for rare sculptures and bronzes. The very decision to create a department dedicated to specific sculptures was born as a natural consequence of Pandolfini's remarkable achievements in sculpture in the past years.

There are many top lots handled by the Sculpture Department, including the Saint Sebastian by artist Pietro Lombardo, which sold in 2016 for € 198,200, the two bronze portraits of Socrates and Demosthenes, which sold in 2022 for € 122,500, or the striking Saint Bernard of Clairvaux by sculptor Giovanni Antonio Amadeo, which sold in 2023 for € 57,600. Moving chronologically, we can instead mention works such as Medardo Rosso's Aetas Aurea, which sold in 2014 for € 337,500, Rembradt Bugatti's Petite panthère marchant and Auguste Rodin's L'éternel printemps, which sold in 2021 for € 150,000 and €225,000 respectively, to Antonio Canova's beautiful Bust of the Blessed Virgin, which sold on 8 November 2023 for € 1,034,800.

The intention to offer a varied and valuable overview through the selection of often documented works, thanks also to the collaboration and suggestions of leading scholars in the field, is the primary driving force behind the work of the Sculpture Department, which is at your complete disposal for free and confidential valuations of individual objects or entire collections.