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Bronze sculpture, Oskar Gladenbeck & Co., around 1900, Nathan the White, patinated, on amarble base, with label, foundry mark, height approx. 22 cm

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Bronze sculpture, Oskar Gladenbeck & Co., around 1900, Nathan the White, patinated, on amarble base, with label, foundry mark, height approx. 22 cm

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Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

Garvens, Oskar

The Dancing Faun of Pompeii, Foundry Hermann Gladenbeck, German, circa 1900 Cast bronze, full-length figure of a faun dancing naked and with upraised arms. Differing from the original from the faun's house in Pompeii due to the added fig leaf. Scratches in places on the back of the arms. Beautiful dark patina. Inscribed on the bronze plinth "Akt-Ges: H. Gladenbeck & Sohn" and marked with an illegibly inscribed lion's head stamp. Mounted on a green marble base. Height 38 cm. Hermann Gladenbeck (1827 - 1918) was a prolific Berlin art foundryman of the 19th century. He received several large public commissions from city councils, including one for the statue of Immanuel Kant in Königsberg. His three sons in turn opened two further foundry businesses, giving the family name even greater reach and influence. Condition: II

Fritz Richter-Elsner (1884 - 1970) - Dancer with Castanets, German, 20th century Cast bronze figure of a naked beauty dancing elegantly with castanets. Beautifully shiny light brown patina. Signed "F. Richter", on the edge of the plinth "Oskar Gladenbeck (G).m.b.H . Lct. Bronce garant" inscribed on the edge of the plinth. The right ankle broken. On a round stone base. Height 26 cm. Fritz Richter-Elsner (1884 - 1970) was a sculptor working in Berlin who focused on funerary monuments. From 1905 to 1916 he was foundry manager for Oskar Gladenbeck. Condition: II +

Estim. 400 - 600 EUR

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