D'après Roger GODCHAUX (Vendôme 1878 - 1958 Paris) Reclining lioness devouring
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D'après Roger GODCHAUX (Vendôme 1878 - 1958 Paris)

Reclining lioness devouring Bronze sculpture with brown patina. Posthumous lost-wax casting by the Godard foundry. Signed Roger Godchaux, foundry stamp and numbered 2/8. H : 11 - W : 23 - D : 9 cm Provenance : Acquired directly from the artist's family. To the best of our knowledge, there are no known early castings of this model. Bibliography : Jean-François Dunand & Xavier Eeckhout: Roger Godchaux, œuvre complète, Edition Faton, Dijon 2021, model reproduced on page 82 under reference F11.

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D'après Roger GODCHAUX (Vendôme 1878 - 1958 Paris)

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