Sculptures

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Wood Sculptures

Pair of Black Forest style solid wood bear sculptures

BDIV296/4
€4,400.00
Pair of Black Forest style solid wood bear sculptures. This pair ofsolid wood bear sculptures is directly inspired by the famous Black Forest style of the nineteenth century. Each piece depicts a bear on all fours, captured in a natural, expressive pose. The fine woodwork highlights the animal's robust musculature and generous proportions. The silhouette...
Large carved wooden... Large carved wooden... 2
Wood Sculptures

Large carved wooden sculpture of Simon the Zealot, Napoleon III period, 19th century.

€6,800.00
Important carved wood sculpture representing Simon the Zealot, Napoleon III period, 19th century. Sculpture in carved wood representing Simon the Zealot, with two attributes: the first, the saw, object of his martyrdom, and the square representing perhaps the temple,in the style of the thirteenth century, carved in the nineteenth century,...

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