Sculpture. Cast, around 1900, patinated. After L & F Moreau. Marked on the base: "Vendangeuse". H: 37.5 cm. Comes with candlestick with putto figure, bronze. H: 28 cm.
Louis Henri NICOT (1878-1944), Bretonne au panier de fraises, Plougastel-Daoulas, bronze print with brown-green patina, signed and located on the terrace, H. 51 cm. On a square-section base in sea-green marble.
Émile Louis PICAULT (1833-1915), "Allégorie portant un poème de Lamartine" (Allegory bearing a poem by Lamartine), Bronze proof with medallic patina, signed on the terrace. Dimensions: total height 90 cm. Restoration.
Late 19th century French school after Jean-Antoine Houdon (1741-1838), "Louise Brongniart (1772-1845)".
White marble bust. Dimensions: total height 47 cm on a beige marble pedestal.
Related works:
-Jean-Antoine Houdon, Louise Brongniart (1772-1845), daughter of architect Alexandre Théodore Brongniart (1739-1813),1777, terra cotta, H. 34.5 cm, Paris, Musée du Louvre, inv. RF 1197 ;
-Jean-Antoine Houdon, Louise Brongniart, 1777, marble, H. 37.7 x W. 25.3 x D.19.5 cm, Washington, The National Gallery of Art, inv. 1942.9.124.
The model for this charming bust of Louise Brongniart at the age of five, presented at the Salon of 1777 as a counterpart to that of her brother Alexandre Brongniart, is part of a body of work by Houdon on the theme of the child's face. The artist's models included his three daughters, Sabine, Anne-Ange and Claudine. Following the success of this type of portrait at the Salon, Houdon had several copies made in his studio in plaster, terracotta and marble, with variations in cut, costume and hairstyle.
Expert : Cabinet Sculpture et Collection.
After Emile PICAULT (1833-1922), "La Pensée prenant son vol et portant la lumière" (Thought taking flight and carrying the light), bronze, medal patina, signed on the terrace, with inscription. Dimensions: h. 62.5 cm. Right hand stick missing.
After MYRON, "The Discobolus", Large proof in bronze with green patina, inscribed on the terrace Vatican Museum. Dimensions: h. 67 cm. Arm broken, refixed.
Max LE VERRIER (1891-1973), "Clarté", Proof in green patina regula signed on the base, and stamped "le verrier", the sphere in white hard stone. Marble base. Dimensions: h. 34 cm. Patina missing.
FINN Sheila (Born 1926) - DAUM France
"Ocean
Sculpture in green tinted to blue and white teinted glass paste forming a wave embellished with a mobile bronze subject featuring an arched woman swimming. Signed twice, on the base and on the bronze, and numbered "70/200".
Height 15.5 cm c Width: 16.5 cm
CITROEN Bernard (1925-2009) - DAUM France
"Triad
Sculpture in blue-tinted glass paste stylized with 3 faces. Cameo monogram at base and number "16/200" at tip, with "Daum France" mark below.
Height 25.5 cm x Width 12 cm
DE ROSNY Marc (XXth-XXIst Centuries) - DAUM France
"Engrenage
Abstract sculpture in blue to turquoise tinted glass paste. Cameo signature with "DAUM" and "Made in France" marks on the sides of the base, and number "179/200".
Height 20 cm x Width 37.5 cm
Head of a Virgin or Saint Woman in polychrome and gilded terra cotta. She is wearing a veil resting on wavy hair held back from the skull. On a square base.
Work of the 17th century (Accidents, wear and tear).
Total height: 17 cm
CLODION, MICHEL Claude dit (1738-1814) (After)
"Putto musician playing the triangle".
Patinated bronze subject on pedestal signed on the terrace (Wear, pedestal removed).
Height 20.5 cm x Width 9.5 cm
MENE Pierre-Jules (1810-1879) (After)
"Levrette playing ball"
Bronze proof with brown patina featuring a frightened dog with her ball, signed on the terrace. On a chased oval base. Unmarked early edition cast iron.
Height : 14 cm x Width : 16 cm
Bibliography: Pierre KJELLBERG, "Les Bronzes du XIXe siècle - Dictionnaire des sculpteurs", les éditions de l'Amateur, Paris 1987, pages 469 f. for a presentation of the artist.
The Parisian sculptor soon specialized in small animal subjects, which were very popular with enthusiasts around 1850. Numerous editions of his work made him famous, particularly for his depictions of horses, foremost among them "L'Accolade". But Mène also knew how to render the endearing character of canines, like our young female greyhound.
BARYE Antoine-Louis (1796-1875)
"Panther of India n°2"
Subject in bronze with green patina shaded with brown, signed on the front of the base.
Height 12.5 cm x L : 26 cm x W : 9.5 cm
Bibliography: Pierre KJELLBERG, "Les Bronzes du XIXe siècle - Dictionnaire des sculpteurs", Les éditions de l'Amateur, Paris 1987, pages 55 f. for a presentation of the artist.
Michel Poletti - Alain Richarme, "Barye, Catalogue raisonné des sculptures", Editions Gallimard, Paris 2000, Reference 192 page 220 for an illustration of our model.
DEGAS Edgar (1834-1917) (After)
"Cheval arrêté" ("Stopped Horse")
Patinated bronze proof signed on the terrace, numbered "8/48". Foundry stamp Ebano (Spain). On rectangular marble base. With proof of print.
Modern reproduction lost-wax casting after the model created around 1865.
Height 29 cm x Length : 36 cm
Bibliography: Pierre KJELLBERG, "Les Bronzes du XIXe siècle - Dictionnaire des sculpteurs", les éditions de l'Amateur, Paris 1987, page 274 for an illustration of an early cast.
DUBUCAND Alfred (1828-1894) (After)
"Pheasant
Bronze subject with brown and gilded patinas, signed on the terrace. Unmarked early edition cast.
Height 19.5 cm x Length : 28.5 cm
A leading animal artist, Dubucand began exhibiting at the Salon in 1867. Deer, horses, dogs - his subjects often depict hunting, as here, but he also expresses his talent in orientalist groups.
LECOURTIER Prosper (1851-1924)
"Hunting dog bringing in a hare".
Subject in bronze with shaded patina, signed on the terrace. On a rectangular base in veined marble (Accidents and restoration to the base, wear to the patina).
Total height: 11.8 cm x Length: 14.5 cm
BUGATTI Rembrandt (1884-1916) (After)
"Elephant on the march"
Large black patina bronze subject numbered "11/48". Facsimile signature on the terrace. Foundry Ebano (Spain). With proof of print.
Modern reproduction casting.
Height 45 cm x L : 62 cm x W : 24 cm
BOURGOIN Eugène (1880-1924)
"Le poète" or "Portrait présumé de Paul Eluard" (Presumed portrait of Paul Eluard)
Bronze subject with brown shaded patina depicting a man in thought, his face resting on his clasped hands. Signed on the side, with round stamp "Susse Frères Editeurs/ Paris", letter "B" and debossed "Bronze" mark on the back. On a blackened wooden stepped base (Wear, base attached).
Total height: 37.5 cm
OZANNE CEDERLUND Frédérique (1880-1966)
"Couple of embracing pigeons".
Art Deco bronze group with silver patina, signed on the side of the base and numbered "14" on the back.
Height 26 cm x Width 14 cm
POMPON François (1855-1933) (After)
"Marabout
Black patina bronze proof with facsimile signature on the terrace, numbered "31/48" on the back. Foundry stamp Ebano (Spain). On a square base in grey hardstone. With proof of print.
Modern reproduction casting after the model created in 1921.
Bronze height: 21.2 cm x Length: 7.7 cm
Bibliography: Pierre KJELLBERG, "Les Bronzes du XIXe siècle - Dictionnaire des sculpteurs", les éditions de l'Amateur, Paris 1987, pages 551 f., for a presentation of the artist.
POMPON François (1855-1933) (After)
"Taureau" (Bull)
Black patina bronze proof with facsimile signature on the terrace and numbered "15/48" on the side. Foundry stamp Ebano (Spain). On a rectangular base in hard grey stone. With proof of print.
Modern reproduction casting after the model created in 1930.
Bronze height: 21.5 cm x Length: 35.5 cm
Bibliography: Pierre KJELLBERG, "Les Bronzes du XIXe siècle - Dictionnaire des sculpteurs", les éditions de l'Amateur, Paris 1987, pages 551 f., for a presentation of the artist.
MODIGLIANI Amedeo (1884-1920) (After)
"Head of a young girl with fringe".
Bronze proof with a coppery brown patina, numbered "I/XXIV" on the side. Facsimile signature at the base of the neck. Foundry Ebano (Spain). On a square base in gray veined marble. With proof of print.
Modern lost-wax cast from a model dated between 1911 and 1912.
Height : 49.5 cm x W: 15 cm x D: 23.5 cm
Total height: 70.5 cm
MODIGLIANI Amedeo (1884-1920) (After)
"Head of a Young Woman
Bronze proof with coppery brown patina, numbered "XIII/XXIV" on the side. Facsimile signature at the base of the neck. Foundry Ebano (Spain). On a square base in gray veined marble. With proof of print.
Modern lost-wax cast from a model dated between 1911 and 1912.
Height 55.5 cm x W 12.5 cm x D 15.5 cm
Total height: 76.5 cm
CHENET Pierre (XXth-XXIst Centuries) (Attributed to)
"Bust of a naked man
Bronze subject with shaded rust-brown patina in the Antique style. Unsigned. On a square black base (slight wear and scratches).
Total height : 41 cm
TIHAY Daniel (born 1946)
"Composition
Sculpture in patinated forged metal. Monogrammed on the base. On a rectangular white marble base.
Total height: 142.5 cm x Width: 61 cm x Depth: 17.5 cm
LOHE Yves (Born 1947)
"Mouflon
Sculpture in yellow to green-tinted white glass paste and bronze. Signed in the glass and on the base.
Height Height : 62 cm
HILLION Yannick (1951-2013)
"Fish
Sculpture in patinated and varnished metal with blue and brown tones and gold leaf highlights.
Height 100 cm x W 67 cm
The port of Quiberon is home to a spectacular monumental sculpture by Yannick Hillion. A set of four fish measuring 3.30 m high and 3 m long, installed at the end of 2011.
Antoine-Louis BARYE (1795-1875)
Walking Lion
(with rectangular plinth)
Barbedienne edition from 1876
Bronze with green-brown patina
Signed "BARYE" on the terrace
Bears the founder's mark "F. BARBEDIENNE. Fondeur" on the terrace
23 x 39.50 x 10 cm
Bibliography :
- Michel Poletti, Alain Richarme, Barye, le catalog raisonné des sculptures, Paris, Gallimard, 2000, model listed under no. A61, p. 187 ;
- Florence Rionnet, Les bronzes Barbedienne, 1834-1954, l'œuvre d'une dynastie de fondeurs, Paris, Arthena, 2016, model listed under n°Cat. 369, p. 263.
Agathon LÉONARD (1841-1923) After
Reclining Oriental Dancer
Bronze signed on the terrace, black marble counter-socle.
21 x 37 x 13 cm (total)
(wear to patina)
Jean VERSCHNEIDER (1872-1943)
Femme fatale
Bronze with bronze patina, Mephistophlian stamp, signed "Verschneider", stamped "Goldscheider", and numbered. Marble counter-socle (chips).
Total height: 38 cm
(missing and worn)
ART DECO WORK
Two barzoi greyhounds walking
Bronze group with green and gold shaded patina, bronze stamp.
Black veined mabre base (chips).
37 x 87 x 20 cm including base
Votive head of a young man. His face is framed by two large locks of hair that fall to his cheeks. Youthful features.
Ochre and black polychrome terracotta. Restoration to the back of the neck visible.
Etruscan art, 3rd-2nd century B.C.
Height : 24 cm
Expert: Mme Marie-Margaux COHEN
after Nicolas COUSTOU,
Prancing horse and its palfrenier (one of the horses at Marly)
Patinated bronze group on rectangular marble base.
H. 57 cm, W. 46 cm, D. 25 cm. H. 71 cm with base
MASSON "la chevelure" bronze with gilded patina white marble base numbered 4/6 height 19 cm ***** By bidding, you accept our conditions of sale. Please refer to them for shipping information ****
"Bust" Sculpted plaster. Height 81 cm Accidents ***** Bidding implies acceptance of our conditions of sale, so please refer to them for shipping information ****
"Saint George slaying the dragon" Polychrome and gilded wood sculpture. 18th century. Accents and restorations 90 x 100 cm approx. base 32 x 71 cm approx. ***** Placing a bid implies acceptance of our conditions of sale, so please refer to them for shipping information ****
"Woman with turban" White marble bust carved circa 1925-1930. Height: 45 cm ***** Placing a bid implies acceptance of our conditions of sale, so please refer to them for shipping information ****
"Seated Hermes" after the antique. Bronze with black patina, grand tour work, late 18th century, early 11th century. Height: 29.5 cm The seated Hermes is mentioned in the correspondence between the Roman orator Cicero and his friend Atticus: it was exhibited in the latter's gardens - The sculpture was found on August 3, 1758 next to the western hemicycle of the natatio (pool) of the rectangular peristyle of the Villa of the Papyri in Herculaneum. ***** Placing a bid is tantamount to accepting our terms and conditions of sale, so please refer to **** for shipping details.
"Sainte Cécile" Sculpture in carved wood. Germany 18th century. Height: 84.5 cm Accidents ***** Placing a bid implies acceptance of our conditions of sale, so please refer to them for shipping information ****
Adolphe Jean LAVERGNE (1852/1901)
The lizard charmer
Bronze with brown patina, signed with cartouche on the terrace, early edition cast iron
H. 28.5 cm
Louis LAUBIGNAT (born 1945)
Virgin
Brown-green patina bronze, signed, numbered 1/8 with founder's stamp
H. 48 cm
Model based on the sculpture executed for the Notre-Dame de Grandchamp establishment in Versailles.
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