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Click here to subscribeA patinated bronze group of a young couple, entitled `Wedded`, cast after Giovanni Battista Amendola, last quarter 20th century, the figures portrayed standing and loosely draped, he with his right arm around her shoulder, their left hands clasped together and raised to their lips, on a roughly cast rectangular base, above a stepped rectangular black and veined white marble socle, 57cm high. Literature: See Benedict Read and Alexander Kalder, Leighton and his Sculptural Legacy, British Sculpture 1875-1930, Joanna Barnes Fine Arts, London, 1996. Commissioned by the Fine Art Society in London, this is perhaps Amendola`s best known work from his London period. It was modelled after Frederic Leighton`s painting of the subject.
A FINE AND RARE GERMAN BRONZE SCULPTURE OF AN OSTRICH after Joseph Franz Pallenberg, even rich brown patina on green marble plinth, 49cm h, signed and dated in the cast 1906, inscribed Dusseldf. BRONCIBILD GIESSEREI Gmbh, early 20th c A particularly attractive and scarce animalier bronze in fine, entirely original condition
A VERY FINE FRENCH CARVED IVORY FIGURE OF "THE THREE GRACES", LATE 19TH CENTURY. After the marble sculpture by Canova (Italian 1757 - 1822). Very well carved in good form and detail. Raised on an oval carved ivory socle base. Height 8 inches (20 cm). Provenance:Scott Delfrin, European Decorative Arts Company, New York
154. ATTRIBUTED HENRY DASSON (French 1825-1896) "Louis XIV". Circa 1880. Bronze with brown patina and raised on a noir de Belgique marble base. Height 21 1/2 Length 15 3/8 inches. Provenance: Jean Bieder, Francois L inke`s foreman in the 1920., who took over Linke`s business in 1946. Literature: D. Ledoux-Lebard, Le Mobilier Francais du XIX Siecle, page 146-151. C. Payne, 19th Century European Furniture, page 35. F. Souchal, French Sculptures of the 17th and 18th Centuries, London, 1981, page 58. no.72. J.R. Gaborit, Musee du Louvre, Sculpture Francaise, II Renaissance et Temps modernes, Paris 1998. t. l, page 394Cat. exp. Europaische Barockplastik, Dusseldorf, 1971, no. 335 Starting Price: $2,000
276. MARIUS JEAN-ANTONIN MERCIE (French 1845-1916) Entitled "Gloria Victis" signed A Mercie, numbered 262, and inscribed F Barbedienne Fondeur with Collas reduction seal. Monumental bronze sculpture with light brown patina. Height 73 inches.Raised on a green marble pedestal. Overall height 97 inches. Literature: Benezit Dictionary of Artists, volume 9, page 786. Starting Price: $50,000
Johann Philipp Ferdinand Preiss (1892-1943) - Gilt bronze and carved ivory figure - "Lieselotte", on variegated marble base, 7.375ins high (impressed with Preiss Kasfler mark to base) Note : See A. Shayo - "Ferdinand Preiss Art Deco Sculpture - The Fire and the Flame", Antique Collectors Club 2005, Pg 132 and 133 for similar examples
BRONZE ABSTRACT SCULPTURE AFTER HENRY MOOREA bronze sculpture of abstract shape after Henry Moore (BRITISH, 1898-1986). Singed `Moore` and numbered 3/9 to bronze base. Mounted to black marble base. Measures 5 1/2" height x 12 5/8" length x 4 1/4" depth + 1 3/8" base height (13.9cm x 32cm x 10.7cm + 3.4cm). Total weight of 9.1 klograms.
BRONZE SCULPTURE OF NUDE AFTER WILHELM LEHMBRUCKA bronze sculpture depicting a nude figure after Wilhelm Lehmbruck (GERMAN, 1881-1919). Signed `W. LEHMBRUCK` to side of bronze base. Mounted on green marble base. Measures 8" height + 7/8" base height (20.3cm + 2.2cm). Total weight of 2525 grams.
FRENCH BRONZE & IVORY SCULPTURE OF WOMAN WITH GOATAn old French Georges Omerth bronze and ivory sculpture depicting a standing woman with goat. She is holding a staff to right hand. Mounted to green marble base. Titled `BERGERE` to plaque on front of base. Measures 10" height + 1" base height (25.4cm + 2.5cm). Total weight of 3479 grams.
AFTER ARISTIDE MAILLOL, BRONZE SCULPTURE, H 7 7/8", "PETITE BAIGNEUSE ACCROUPIE": A reproduction or surmoulage of the well-known sculpture. Monogrammed; dark brown patina; no foundry mark; rouge marble base. H 7 7/8", L 3 3/4", D 3 3/4". Date of this casting is unknown. Ex. Coll. Marjorie Fischer.
MARILYN NEWMARK TO THE POST BRONZE SCULPTURE Marilyn Meiselman Newmark (AMERICAN, 1928 - ) bronze sculpture titled "To the Post" depicting a jockey riding on the back of a trotting horse. Etched title to the front of bronze base. Has black marble base with gold plaque to front with title and artist name. Bronze measures 10 1/4" height x 12 1/2" length + 7/8" base height (26cm x 31.7cm + 2.2cm). Total weight of 5.38 kilograms.
A marble sculpture `Dying Gaul` Late 19th century, unsigned, after the Antique, carved of green serpentine marble, 15`` H x 27`` W x 12.5`` DNote: The ancient Roman sculpture upon which the present work is modeled is in the collection of the Capitoline Museums, Rome, Italy. Condition: General scratches, nicks, and wear. Repaired breaks to finger and thumb of right hand- repairs poorly executed. Damage to big toe of right foot. A chip to edge of base (.5``). Approximately six scattered shallow nicks to figure ranging from .25`` - .5`` Dia.Your bid indicates acceptance of our Conditions of Sale. AS-IS. ALL SALES FINAL