Null Viennese bronze, "Froschgelage", by Franz Xaver Bergmann (1861-1936), bronz…

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Viennese bronze, "Froschgelage", by Franz Xaver Bergmann (1861-1936), bronze, polychrome painted, two frogs sitting on a bench, celebrating and dining, jug mark on the underside. Limit 162,-

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Viennese bronze, "Froschgelage", by Franz Xaver Bergmann (1861-1936), bronze, polychrome painted, two frogs sitting on a bench, celebrating and dining, jug mark on the underside. Limit 162,-

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Franz Zelezny, praying Mary circa 1900, signed Zelezny on the plinth, marble, made in several parts, bust depiction of a young woman with her hair covered in cloth, her head demurely lowered and praying with folded hands, on an octagonal faceted plinth, eyelet on the back for wall mounting, possibly sacral, e.g. from the alcove of a church, restored, missing parts, h 54 cm. Info: This object can only be transported by a forwarding agent. circa 1900, signed Zelezny on the plinth, marble, made in several parts, bust depiction of a young woman with her hair covered in cloth, her head demurely lowered and praying with folded hands, on an octagonal faceted plinth, eyelet on the back for wall mounting, possibly sacral, e.g. from the alcove of a church, restored, missing parts, h 54 cm. Info: This object can only be transported by a forwarding agent. Artist info: Bohemian sculptor (1836 Český Šternberk to 1911 in Wolkersdorf im Weinviertel), son of the wood sculptor Franz Xaver Zelezny, in whose workshop he grew up, 1880-83 studied at the Vienna State School of Applied Arts under Carl Hesky and Julius Deininger, then at the State School of Applied Arts under the sculptor Anton Brenek, then worked for several years with his father before travelling, based in Vienna from 1891, exhibited at numerous important exhibitions, was a member of the Künstlerhaus, from 1907 also of the Dürerbund and later of the Österreichischer Künstlerbund (founding member), the Wachauer Künstlerbund and the Marchfelder Kunstgemeinschaft, from 1907-08 professor at the Fachschule für Holzbearbeitung in Villach, his wood carvings are particularly well known, but he worked with various materials and also created secular public, architectural and sacred works for various church interiors. Source: Wikipedia.de

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