Relief Children of Calmady by E. W. Wyon

Children of Calmady Relief by E. W. Wyon, an elegant Victorian-inspired decorative reproduction based on the work of British sculptor Edward William Wyon (1811–1885).

The composition represents two children in a delicate childhood scene, inspired by the famous painting The Calmady Children, painted by Sir Thomas Lawrence in 1823.

Edward William Wyon was a prominent 19th-century English sculptor and medalist, renowned for his refined relief works. In 1848 he made his sculptural interpretation of this well-known scene.

This reproduction features a circular medallion with figures in high relief, surrounded by an elaborate square frame with floral ornamentation and Rococo-inspired scrolls.

Its white finish, similar in appearance to alabaster, highlights the details of faces, hair and the folds of clothing.

An ideal piece for classic, romantic, Victorian or shabby chic environments, perfect for bringing elegance and personality to any room.