Julien Causse Furniture

Large bust of a woman, flowers in her hair, in bronze with double patina, on a wooden base This sculpture is signed J Caussé (Julien, 1869-1914) on one side:...

We admittedly do not buy a lot of busts, but then they usually don't look like this beauty. This bust is actually not bronze, but a metal that we sculpture dealers refer to as spelter. The general public usually hears the phrase "pot metal". In any case the casting, patina, and weight would not ever to convince one that this is not bronze. Normally the factory applied patina is not this beautiful or in this condition on spelter. This statue was expertly made. It has a title, which reads, "Muguet". It is artist signed by the French sculptor J. Causse, who is one our favourite Art Nouveau artists. He did many fine models. He worked in bronze as well. The good news is the price for spelter is much more affordable than bronze, and really in this case the buyer will be sacrificing not a thing. This really looks and feels like bronze, and most dealers would list this as bronze. Fortunately for our buyers we know the difference and so nobody pays bronze money...

This patinated bronze allegorical figure of Night (La nuit) was modeled by Julien Caussé (1869-1914) and crafted in France in the late 19th century and the begining of the 20th centu...

Julien Causse born at Bourges, worked 1890-1914, studied in Paris under Falguiére and exhibited at The Salon des Artists Francais in the 1890s, obtaining honorable mentions in 1882 ...