Morning Glory
$59.99 USD
Nineteenth-century artists often created images of children to evoke innocence and virtue, ideals that were particularly important after the Civil War, when the nation seemed to have lost its innocence. Joel Tanner Hart created this sculpture after seeing a young girl absorbed in collecting morning glories in the folds of her dress. The roses and lilies, even the white marble itself, symbolize the girl's purity, while the morning glory represents the fleeting nature of childhood.
Cast in 3DRS FAST+ Resin which provide impact resistance, high details, and high tensile strength.
Marble (Primed) color is covered with Acrylic Polyurethane Primer that are water resistant and are receptive to additional paints. Do not contact with alcohol.
Each piece is hand paintied.
Do not drop from height.