Art History Parade Fifer Labubu Sculpture - 100cm

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The Art History Parade Fifer Labubu Sculpture brings a touch of military elegance and character-driven playfulness to any indoor setting. Inspired by Édouard Manet’s celebrated work The Fifer, this sculpture translates the historical painting into a lively, fibreglass display piece. Labubu stands mid-march, holding a sculpted black fife with confident ease. The outfit draws directly from the 19th-century French military style, featuring a crisp black jacket, vibrant red trousers, and a golden-trimmed shako hat topped with a sculpted yellow pom. Labubu’s wide eyes, red nose, and soft, upright ears lend charm and personality to the disciplined stance, turning a classical portrait into a lively three-dimensional figure.

Cultural Character Design With Marching Detail

Crafted in fibreglass and intended for indoor placement, this 100cm sculpture makes an eye-catching addition to creative interiors, art-themed rooms, and modern collector spaces. The glossy finish enhances the crisp lines and colour contrasts in the uniform, while the pose adds a sense of rhythm and gentle motion. Every detail, from the hat to the foot placement, has been sculpted to reflect the spirit of celebration and ceremony. This edition of Labubu is ideal for those who enjoy artistic reinterpretations and visual storytelling through character form. Whether displayed in a gallery-style home or an imaginative studio space, the Parade Fifer Labubu stands as a charming tribute to artistic history and whimsical design.

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