€22,000.00
Samurai" bronze sculpture - Japan, 1925
This important bronze sculpture depicts a samurai, a work of exceptional plastic strength dating from 1925. Produced in Japan during the Taishō (or early Shōwa) era, this piece captures the essence of the Nipponese warrior code of honor (Bushido). The bronze casting and chasing work is remarkable, retransmitting...
€1,300.00
Asian bronze sculpture, late 19th century
This Asian bronze sculpture is a fine objet d'art and collector's item dating from the late 19th century (circa 1880-1900). A testament to the skills of Far Eastern founders and chiselers, it illustrates the richness of Asian statuary of the period, whether Chinese (late Qing dynasty), Japanese (Meiji era) or...
Sculptures in bronze and metal
Indian goddess sculpture in patinated bronze, early 20th century
Galerie Martynoff Paris
€1,900.00
Indian Goddess sculpture in patinated bronze, early 20th century
This splendid sculpture depicts a female divinity or Indian goddess, a masterpiece of South Asian statuary art dating from the early 20th century. Made from high-quality heavy bronze, this piece captivates the eye with the intensity and depth of its original patina, testifying to the passage...
€2,300.00
Bronze sculpture by Georges Van Der Straeten
This bronze sculpture is by Belgian sculptor Georges Van Der Straeten (1856-1928), renowned for his depictions of busts and female figures. Produced using the art casting technique, this piece bears the foundry stamp of the "Société des bronzes de Paris", guaranteeing the origin of its manufacture and the...
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Bronze sculpture of a Little Monkey.
Bronze sculpture of a Little Monkey hanging from a branch by the artist Tassel 4/8, signed.
H: 23 cm, W: 17 cm, D: 20 cm
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Sculpture "Bacchae and Cupid"
Bronze sculpture with brown patina in the style of Claude Michel dit Clodion (1738 - 1814)
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Brown Bronze Sculpture "The Dew" by
Mathurin Moreau (1822 - 1912)
€0.00
"Prometheus fighting an eagle"
Bronze by Chiparus (1886-1947) "Prometheus fighting an eagle".