Schubert Composer Bust, Large 17H

Franz Schubert (1797–1828) was one of the great composers of the early Romantic period, renowned for his extraordinary gift for melody and emotional expression. During his short lifetime, he composed more than 600 art songs, nine symphonies, chamber music, piano works, and sacred compositions that bridged the elegance of the Classical era with the expressive spirit of Romanticism. Today, his music remains a cornerstone of the concert repertoire.

This Franz Schubert Composer Portrait Bust honors the Austrian master's enduring contribution to music history. Finished in white with a subtle grey wash that recalls the appearance of aged marble, this museum-inspired sculpture brings the atmosphere of a concert hall, conservatory, or European museum into your home. It is an elegant display for music rooms, libraries, classrooms, universities, and collections celebrating the history of classical music.

• Material: Fiberglass resin
• Dimensions: 17 in. H × 11 in. W × 7 in. D
• Weight: Approximately 6–8 lbs. PN 7645AS
• Finish: White with grey wash
• Availability: Made to order in the USA
• Shipping: Ships in 4–6 weeks