Sigmund Freud Bust - What’s on man’s mind - Erotic Nude - Erotic Bust

What’s on man’s mind? This motif of the famous Austrian neurologist Sigmund Freud (1856 - 1939) is a mix between caricature, optical illusion and erotic depiction. It is said to be a self- portrait of Freud. However, the time frame and exact circumstances of its creation are unknown. The depicted bronze bust of Sigmund Freud was created on the basis of the famous motif What’s on man’s mind?. At first glance, the bronze figurine portrays a slightly abstract head of the psychoanalyst with his thick beard, prominent nose and bushy eyebrows that cover the eyes. However, if you take a closer look at the decorative bronze sculpture, you can see an erotic face that is created by an optical illusion. This way, the male head turns into two erotic female bodies. The erotic nudes are gracefully positioned and harmonically blend into the bust. The nose of the man turns into the knees of the naked women, the bushy eyebrows become their pubic areas, and their torsos, breasts and heads are part of the large forehead of their male counterpart. The bronze bust is placed on a discreet green marble base and the artist’s signature can be found on the back.

The production of our bronze figurines is subject to strict quality guidelines. All of the bronze figurines in our assortment are created via the lost wax technique and are cast and and refined by hand.

Discover more bronze busts of famous personalities at Kunst & Ambiente’s bronze shop: Michelangelo Buonarroti, Leonardo da Vinci, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Martin Luther, Albert Einstein and many more.