So since we have been covering plus size art, I wanted to highlight designers as well as random finds we come across… and today, we highlight the ever fabulous Emilio Casarotto, the Vicentino sculptor from Fimon, Italy. We know his work by looking at it, but trying to get our hands on these pieces? Quite a challenge indeed!
More specifically, this full-figured collection by Emilio Casarotto has received international recognition and acclaim for its accuracy and life-like appeal that leaves us all inspired and elated with his art. Fashioned out of ceramic and terracotta materials, Casarotto studied at the School of Arts and Crafts in Vicenza and the Milan School of Art.
If you’re not familiar with his work, let me please be the one to show and share this with you:
Plus Size Sculptures from Emilio Casarotto
In a signature I recognize, the fuller thighs and highly stylized plus size sculptures, Emilio always seems to capture the essence and attitude of a woman celebrating and living life. I haven’t yet seen (although I am still fairly new to finding his pieces) one woman looking frumpy, sad, or made into a caricature.
You can definitely find others that the four I chose to highlight, but these ones definitely made me smile! I will make it a plan to start and build a plus size art collection… My mother has her own fabulous art collection (not plus related), and now I want mine as well…
I love ALL of these!! Do you know where and how one could purchase???
GIRLll it is hard.. .:(
Hi Ladies, a few are on sale now on EBAY. I just ordered 8 and I already have 3. They are really hard to find and this is the first time I have seen them in years.
I love all of them! I usually think little human figurines are kinda creepy, but I really like these!
They are amazing right???
that’s beautiful , JUST LUV IT TO DEATH !!!
I am in love tooo!!!
I have 2 and I love them
where did you buy them from??? share pics!!!
I love thes figures. My sister has several of them that she purchased or given to her as gifts over the years. But in the past few years, she has not been able to find them.
My daughter has one and in a move from her apartment the feet broke off and I would love to get it fixed for her , would you have any suggestions as how I could get help ? Thank you , Ellen Molina
ohhh no! Hrmmmm… I am not 100% sure! Not gonna lie… I am also drawing a blank on where or who would do this restoration? Maybe start at a local art store?
I have two that I received as gifts and would love to see the whole collection.
Ohhhhhh! I am officially jealous!