Lucia Study bronze sculpture by Lynn Falconer

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Overview

“Lucia Study” by Vancouver artist Lynn Falconer is a bronze torso on basalt base - a figurative work of a woman's mid-body. Perfect for adding depth and sophistication to any interior, this piece adds classic elegance to your living room.

Details

7.5″ tall plus base

Bronze torso sculptures bring a quiet strength and timeless elegance to interiors, offering a way to introduce form, texture, and artistry without overwhelming a space. Rooted in classical traditions yet equally at home in contemporary settings, these sculptural pieces celebrate the human form through simplified lines and rich materiality. The warmth of bronze—whether polished to a soft sheen or left with a natural patina—adds depth and a sense of permanence that complements both modern and traditional design schemes.

In the home, bronze torsos work beautifully as focal points on consoles, mantels, or bookshelves, where their sculptural silhouette can be appreciated from multiple angles. They pair effortlessly with natural materials like wood, stone, and linen, enhancing a layered, collected look. In more minimal spaces, a single torso sculpture can provide contrast and visual interest, grounding the room with its organic curves and tactile presence.

About Artist

Since 2007, I have been focusing my artistic efforts on a study of anatomy and gesture through figurative bronze sculpture as well as life drawing. I am guided by a desire to express motion, emotion and levity through the still heaviness of the metal. My body of work ranges from hand-held miniatures to mid-size pieces, and is now growing to include a focus on larger and life-size figures.

As a self taught artist, making my first sculptures in the sand on beach holidays, sculpting emerged organically for me after a 20 year career in graphic design and photography. Creating figurative work felt so natural from the first time I had the opportunity to work with clay on a trip to Mexico for my 40th birthday. Looking back, however, I see the influences that led me to this work. My years living in France, Montreal and Mexico exposed me to a rich tradition of figurative bronze sculpture, mostly in the form of public art. The monumental sculpture of the angel carrying away a dead soldier that is displayed in Vancouver’s Gastown was directly across the street from my grandfather’s barber shop when I was preschool aged. Much of the work I create even today has the flavour of the grace and lightness that I feel from that piece.

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Lucia Study bronze sculpture by Lynn Falconer

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