The sculpture depicts a seated musician in period attire—complete with a frock coat, bow tie, and spectacles—tilting his head upward in concentration as he draws a bow across the strings of a cello. Mounted on a flat rectangular plinth, the carved wood figure carries a dark metallic bronze finish, accented by subtle greenish verdigris touches in the folds of the drapery and the contours of the chair.
Crafted by Forma et Impressio, a workshop of sculpture and printmaking, the work presents a grounded historical study focused on gesture and musical posture.
Its warm, patinated surface and self-contained footprint make it well suited for a study, library shelf, or console table alongside natural wood, stone, or mid-century furnishings.