Sophia VARI (1940-2023) "Apollon" ring In 18k yellow gold, with asymmetrical decoration of large gadroons Signed and numbered TDD: 50, Gross weight: 33.25 g Sophia Vari is a Greek artist who was born in Athens and died in Monaco. She was the wife and muse of Colombian artist Fernando Botero. She is best known for her monumental, polychrome paintings and sculptures. Since the 1970s, her works have been exhibited and acclaimed worldwide through exhibitions, public commissions and participation in major international fairs. Sophia Vari is also renowned for her jewelry creations, which she names after Greek mythology. An 18k yellow gold "Apollon" ring, by Sophia Vari CONDITION REPORT : Good condition, slight wear patina Signed Vari, numbered 2/6 CONDITION REPORT : Good condition, sligth wear Signed Vari, numbered 2/6

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