D'après Jean-Jacques "James" Pradier (Genève 1790 - 1852 Paris), A bronze seated…

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D'après Jean-Jacques "James" Pradier (Genève 1790 - 1852 Paris), A bronze seated Sappho, 19th century.

Signed "J. Pradier" and annotated "Suisse", on a marble base. After the original from 1852 in Musee d'Orsay (RF 2990). Dim. 37 x 44 x 18 cm. Estimate: € 400 - € 600.

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D'après Jean-Jacques "James" Pradier (Genève 1790 - 1852 Paris), A bronze seated Sappho, 19th century.

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