This 3D replica of "Vertumnus", the famous work by Giuseppe Arcimboldo, is a reproduction of the original from 1590, preserved in Stockholm in Skokloster Castle. It reproduces the famous allegorical portrait of the Emperor Rudolf II of Habsburg, whose face is made up of fruit, vegetables and flowers. The precision of the details and the vibrant color rendering give this replica exceptional realism, making it perfect for enriching any environment with a touch of history and artistic originality.

Characteristics 

• Material: porcelain artificial resin
• Dimensions: 12 x 9 x 6,5 cm (4.72 x 3.54 x 2.56 inches)
• Weight: 0.460 gr
• Made in Europe 

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Historical Curiosities 

Giuseppe Arcimboldo created "Vertumnus" in 1590 for Emperor Rudolf II of Habsburg, depicting him as the Roman god of metamorphosis.

This portrait was conceived as an allegory of sovereignty, fertility and abundance. Arcimboldo, known for his creativity and eccentric style, used fruit, flowers and vegetables from every season to compose the emperor's face, thus symbolizing the cycle of nature and the sovereign's ability to adapt and transform. This work stands out as one of the greatest examples of mannerist art, in which the fusion of natural elements and the human figure creates a surreal masterpiece that even anticipates the trends of modern art.

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