Rapolano travertine car sculpture by F.lli Mannelli, 1970s. The Mannelli Brothers have distinguished themselves in the panorama of Italian art and design, specializing in the creation of sculptures and art objects in travertine, an emblematic material of Tuscany. Active primarily in the 1960s and 1970s, their work reflects the Italian modernist aesthetic, characterized by clean lines and a minimalist approach. Their animal sculptures, including fish, elephants and hedgehogs, are emblematic examples of how they have blended the natural beauty of travertine with innovative design. Also collaborating with renowned artists and designers, such as Enzo Mari, they have expanded their repertoire to furniture and furnishing accessories, always maintaining a high standard of artisanal quality. The Mannelli Brothers' contribution to design and art is not only an Italian legacy but is recognized and celebrated internationally, testifying to their lasting impact on modernist design.
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SILVER Seller in Torino, Italia
