Henri Michel Chapu (1833-1891)
"Joan of Arc", bronze with shaded brown patina. …

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Henri Michel Chapu (1833-1891) "Joan of Arc", bronze with shaded brown patina. Signed on the base, marked "F. BARBEDIENNE.Fondeur. "and stamped "Reduction Mécanique Breveté". H. 27 - D. 21 cm Wear and grime

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Henri Michel Chapu (1833-1891) "Joan of Arc", bronze with shaded brown patina. Signed on the base, marked "F. BARBEDIENNE.Fondeur. "and stamped "Reduction Mécanique Breveté". H. 27 - D. 21 cm Wear and grime

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