Sculpture of The Campbell Sisters at The Scottish National Gallery Scotland

Experience the elegance of “The Campbell Sisters,” a stunning replica of the original sculpture by the renowned Italian artist Bartolini, now beautifully crafted in resin with a striking marble and bronze patina effect. This exquisite piece captures the enchanting moment of Emma and Julia, the youngest daughters of Lady Charlotte Campbell, gracefully dancing a waltz. Their delicate poses on tiptoe, accompanied by the flowing draperies, convey a sense of motion and joy that resonates through time.

Originally commissioned by their elder brother, this iconic work is a testament to 19th-century artistry and the deep-rooted connections between Scottish patrons and Italian sculptors. The intricate details, from the soft expressions of the sisters to the meticulously crafted base inscribed with a dedication to the esteemed sculptor John Flaxman, reflect Bartolini’s mastery and his admiration for classical themes.

As one of the most significant pieces of Italian sculpture created for a Scottish audience, this replica serves not only as a beautiful decorative element but also as a conversation starter, inviting admiration for its historical significance and artistic merit. Perfect for art enthusiasts and collectors alike, this sculpture adds a touch of classical sophistication to any space, celebrating the enduring beauty of heritage and craftsmanship.