Dancing Butterflies Sculpture on Marble

A sculptural composition of uncommon lightness, the Dancing Butterflies piece from John Richard suspends polished metal forms in mid-flight above a grounded marble base, the interplay of nickel and champagne finishes lending the work an atmospheric, almost luminous quality. At thirty-three inches tall and twenty inches wide, it commands a console or entry table with the quiet authority of collected art rather than decorative accessory. The textured brass elements introduce a tactile dimension that shifts with the light, ensuring the piece reads differently across the hours of a day — never static, always in gentle conversation with its surroundings.