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Otto von Bismarck (1815–1898) — a portrait bust with a hat Bronzed copper electrotype (polished), signed on the back “Magnussen, Berlin 169” and “Akt - Ges v. H. Gladenbeck u. Sohn.” A barely noticeable 2.5 cm chip on the lower front right side of the cloak, small cracks along the base edge, signs of wear and age. Height 40 cm. Magnussen (1861–1908) was a successful sculptor in the late 19th century who received numerous commissions for monuments; he created the Bismarck statue in Kiel as well as several well-known portrait busts and statuettes of Bismarck, which were considered particularly successful. Emperor Wilhelm II also commissioned him. See Thieme-Becker XXIII, p. 565; Bismarck Museum in Jever. Condition: III
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