D'APRÈS ANDRÉ MASSOULLE (1851-1901) Swimmer
Porcelain bisque.
Marked Sèvres in a…

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D'APRÈS ANDRÉ MASSOULLE (1851-1901)

Swimmer Porcelain bisque. Marked Sèvres in a cartouche on the reverse. Height: 10 cm - Width: 47 cm - Depth: 15 cm On a mustard-yellow velvet base. Based on the marble model in the Musée d'Orsay collection (RF 1404), now in the Musée municipal de Châlons-en- Champagne (LUX 358)

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D'APRÈS ANDRÉ MASSOULLE (1851-1901)

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