Isidore De Rudder Furniture

Woman in an almost pre Raphaelite dress and pose. Wood plinth.

An Art Nouveau female bronze figurative bust sculpture of a young woman "Ethne" by Giovanni Schoeman (1940-1980.) Piece is marked at base "ETHNE" as shown in close-up last image. Ver...

This cast bronze of the Venus de Milo dates to the late 19th century and was acquired during the "Grand Tour" of Europe.        

Bronze sculpture of the Artist Joseph Charles de Blezer. Bronze sculpture from the 19th century, Napoleon III period by Joseph Charles de Blezer (1828-1884).     h: 49cm , w: 21cm, ...

A lost wax cast bronze sculpture, inspired by Auguste Rodin's Eve in dark patina on black and white veined marble base. This item is available now and this is also a current producti...

This cast bronze sculpture of the Venus de Milo dates to the 1860s-1880s and was cast by the F. Barbedinne foundry in Paris started in 1838 by Ferdinand Barbedienne and Achille Colla...

Bronze sculpture "Combat de Cerfs". Bronze sculpture in the Napoleon III style, 20th century, Le Combat des Cerfs. Dimensions: H: 26cm, W: 46cm, D: 13cm

Art Nouveau sculpture Bust by Anton Nelson Circa 1949-1910 Origin France Material: zinc plated perfect condition natural wear Anton Nelson: pseudonym of Van Den Kerhoue Artist born in Belgium. Art nouveau, modernist art or modernism was an international artistic and decorative movement, developed between approximately 1890 and 1914. The 'new art', as its name in French, was an original, youthful and modern style. The art nouveau cultural movement emerged at the end of the 19th century and remained until the beginning of the 20th century, seeking to contrast with industrialization after the second industrial revolution. Art nouveau uses...

Dancer with snake or Cleopatra. Bronze, marble. DEVENET, Claude-Marie (1851-Paris, 1931), around 1925. With brand. Bronze figure on a pyramidal pedestal of veined stone that shows a young woman in exotic clothing, squatting, with a snake in her hands. Stylistically, it presents details that allow it to be considered within the Art Deco style and, as for the theme, there are known pieces in which she appears as a dancer and others that link the scene with the death of Cleopatra...

Fabulous late 19th Century French Animalier bronze study of a standing horse with wonderful rich dark brown lightly rubbed to mid/golden brown patina and excellent crisp surface detail, raised on a stepped integral base, signed I Bonheur ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Height: 13 cm Length: 19 cm Condition: Excellent Original Condition Circa: 1870 Materials: Bronze Book Ref Animals in Bronze by Christopher Payne Kjellberg Page no. 177 SKU: 8526 DESCRIPTION Isidore Bonheur Bonheur Cheval– Isidore Bonheur (1827 ~ 1901) was born on May 15th 1827 in Bordeaux, France, and died in Paris in 1901. He was an important Animalier sculptor, the brother of Rosa Bonheur, and brother-in-law to Hippolyte Peyrol the founder. The Bonheurs were a well known family of painters, sculptors and artists. Isidore studied painting under the tutelage of his father at a very early age. He moved on to sculpture in 1848 with his first Salon entry of a plaster study of An African Horseman attacked by a lion. Isidore Bonheur continued exhibiting his sculpture throughout the years, both at the Salon in Paris as well as the Royal Academy in London. He won medals at the Salon in 1865 and 1869, and won the Gold Medal at the Paris Exposition Universelle of 1889. Bonheur was awarded the Legion of Honneur in 1895. Isidore Bonheur’s bronzes range from domestic cattle and sheep, which he excelled at, to wild bears and lions as well as equestrian and hunting groups, all done in a very natural and realistic manner. His Le Grand Jockey...

Art Nouveau bronze bust , circa 1900 Alfred Jean Foretay, 1861-1944, A renowned artist of the late 19th and early 20th century . A beautifully detailed cold-painted white bronz...

Art Nouveau nude bronze sculpture, circa 1890 has been finished in textured golden and brown- black color.