Capture the nostalgic charm of the December 10th, 1938 "Saturday Evening Post" cover with the exquisite Giuseppe Armani "Choir Boys" limited edition handcrafted figurine. Based on the iconic artwork by Frances Tipton Hunter, this figurine brings to life the heartwarming scene of choir boys singing joyfully during the holiday season. Standing at 11 1/3" tall, with a base measuring 7 1/2" x 7 1/2", the figurine showcases Armani's impeccable attention to detail and artistic prowess.
The "Choir Boys" figurine is a limited edition masterpiece, with only 5000 pieces in existence, and this one is numbered #1626. It beautifully reflects the joyful spirit of the holiday season and the innocence of childhood. In good condition, this figurine comes with its original box and a certificate of authenticity, further adding to its value as a collectible treasure.
Giuseppe Armani was an Italian sculptor known for his extraordinary talent in creating lifelike and emotionally expressive figurines. Born in 1935 in Calci, Italy, he began his career at the Florence Sculpture Academy and later joined the Florence-based company, Florence Sculture d'Arte. His work gained international acclaim, and he became celebrated for capturing the essence of human emotions in his art.