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A cast resin bust of Michelangelo's David, cut at the chest and set on a small plain plinth. The finish is flat matte white throughout, which keeps the carved curls and the line of the jaw readable rather than glossy and reflective.
This is a desk and shelf piece, not a floor sculpture. It comes in two sizes, and the bust and its plinth are one piece, so it stands square on a shelf without needing a separate stand.
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Set beside books and a cup, the bust gives a shelf a fixed point to read from. Matte white sits quietly against wood and paper rather than competing with them.
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A flat white finish keeps the carved curls and the line of the jaw legible under side light. A glossy cast would throw highlights and lose the same detail.
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Beside a laptop and a lamp the scale is clear: this is a desktop piece, not a floor sculpture. It doubles as a drawing reference if you sketch.
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It comes in two sizes, 18 by 10 by 30 cm (7.1 by 3.9 by 11.8 in) and a small 10 by 9 by 15 cm (3.9 by 3.5 by 5.9 in), with the larger weighing about 1.07 kg (2.4 lb). Allow 1 to 3 cm (0.4 to 1.2 in) on any measurement.
Cast resin, finished in flat white. Resin takes fine detail well, which is why the hair and the brow stay crisp at this size.
Yes. The bust and its small rectangular plinth are one piece, so it stands square on a shelf or a desk without needing a separate stand.
It is a flat, slightly warm white rather than a bright optical white, which is why it settles beside wood, plaster and paper instead of standing out against them. Color can read a little differently from one screen to another.
A dry soft brush or a lightly damp cloth is enough. Resin needs no polish, and leaving it unpolished keeps the matte surface even.