Maternity ’67, Enzo Plazzotta, Bronze, Stamped Plazzotta 1.9, Edition 1 of 9, 46cm High, 15cm Wide, 13cm Deep, Figurative, Female, Nude, Mother and Baby, Love, Family, Sculpture
This piece by Enzo Plazzotta captures the intimate bond between a mother and child. The bronze sculpture shows a standing nude woman gently holding her child against her shoulder. The figures are closely joined, forming a compact, vertical composition that emphasizes closeness and emotional connection. The mother’s calm posture curves to shelter the child, while the child rests trustingly against her. This creates a strong theme of protection and care.
The modelling is naturalistic but restrained. Smooth transitions between forms highlight the relationship between the figures, rather than focusing on anatomical detail. Cast in bronze, the piece was conceived as a tabletop sculpture, making it personal and inviting closer inspection. Its simplicity and harmony allow the emotional depth and warmth to come forward.
Enzo Plazzotta’s mastery of the human figure shines through. He conveys love, balance, and emotional complexity with subtlety. Maternity ’67 reflects the artist’s sensitivity to the human experience, particularly the bond of motherhood. The simplified forms express powerful themes of family and care.
This limited edition piece will appeal to collectors of figurative art, especially those drawn to works that explore love and human connection. It would make a meaningful addition to any collection or space, inviting reflection on the universal theme of maternal love.
Delivery & Installation
The Sculpture Park will organise and pack each sculpture, then hand it over to a courier for delivery. We insure all deliveries during transit to protect against any damage or loss. Sculptures usually leave for dispatch within 5 to 14 working days after purchase.
We can provide a suitable sculpture plinth for an extra charge, please enquire for details. Experienced professionals handle all our sculptures, ensuring safe delivery and proper installation.
This piece is not currently on display at the park, although visitors can request a viewing. Additional images, videos, measurements, and details can be provided upon request.
