An oval Italian Carrara marble relief plaque, an early 20th century hand-carved marble profile lady portrait, depicting a female head, possible Artemis or Diana Goddes, a woman with long wavy hair tied with a ribbon behind her neck, portrayed in profile facing right and looking to the sky. The tiny attribute of the crescent moon on her head suggests Artemis or Diana, goddess of the moon. This figure is not depicted according to classical Greek iconography, but with a romantic inspiration. The sculpture has been cleaned and is in good age related condition, showing signs of wear and minor chips on the edge. These Italian Carrara marble bas relief plaque realized around 1930s in North Italy, may be hanged as wall decorations or placed on a furniture. This very decorative Italian marble relief portrait would look great in any interior.

A 20th century Italian white marble bust of a smiling girl, a carved Carrara marble figural sculpture, signed on the base by the Italian artist Aurelio Bossi  1884-1948, whose sculptures are displayed at Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan, whereas at the Duomo Milan Cathedral there is his Statue of Cardinal Borromeo, while two busts adorn the facade of the chapel of the Niguarda Hospital. This antique female bust stands on a modern square grey stone basement. Aurelio Bossi (Monticelli Pavese, 20 July 1884 - Bergamo, 21 October 1948) studied at the Brera Academy in Milan and specializes in sculptures in various materials wood, marble, bronze castings. He carried out his activity in Milan mainly in the years between the two World Wars. He exhibited his works at the Venice Biennale from 1919 to 1939.