Antique Satyr

A 19th century Neapolitan Grand Tour bronze of a Satyr with a wine skin, also known as the 'Drunken Satyr'.

Satyr from the series "Antiquities of Herculaneum", is an etching on paper realized in the 18th Century.

Bronze sculpture signed "CLODION" on the terrace representing a satyr and a baccante making music. Superb subject, of good size, very beautiful original brown patina.

(Possibly after) THE WORKSHOP OF SEVERO DA RAVENNA (ITALIAN, 1465-1543) Satyr from a Padovan model 18th/early 19th Century bronze 21 x 14 x 16 cm (8¼ x 5½ x 6¼ in.)

Typical form.

The head, which draws on classical styles and depictions, depicts a satyr with a slightly upward gaze and a joyful expression.

The composition is carefully structured, with lush foliage and towering trees framing a group of nymphs and satyrs engaging in a scene of revelry and seduction.

The composition is carefully structured, with lush foliage and towering trees framing a group of nymphs and satyrs engaging in a scene of revelry and seduction.

This finely cast bronze statuette of a bearded satyr - once exhibited at New York’s Metropolitan Museum - dates to the 2nd-3rd century BC.

A similar scene was also captured by the great William-Adolphe Bouguereau in his 1873 masterpiece Nymphs and Satyr, wherein a group of nymphs is surprised by a lascivious satyr while...

Very beautiful bronze sculpture representing 2 bacchantes with a young satyr dancing while playing music. Signed on the terrace behind "CLODION".

This pen and ink from 1920 depicts a Greek mythological scene with a Satyr companioning Pan, who plays the flute to an interested woodland deer.

The Satyr is an original modern artwork realized between the end of the XIX and the beginning of the XX Century.

A French terracotta bust of a Satyr on matching socle circa 1810.

The purple brocatelle marble originates from Spain and is ringed by a gilt bronze rim decorated with intertwined foliage on a dark blue background. Satyr heads are placed at the top ...

Cast bronze sculpture of a yawning Satyr after the original by important French sculptor, Claude Michel Clodion (1738-1814).

Satyr and Pan Life Magazine Cover, April 26, 1923 Benjamin Sayre Cory Kilvert was the son of the mayor of his birthplace: Hamilton, Ontario, in Canada.

The basin rests on a pedestal adorned with a satyr protome, its hair entwined with vine leaves, flanked by lion masks with extended tongues.

This finely polished Roman marble head of a satyr is an impressive and characterful sculpture.

Dionysus on the shoulders of a satyr, bronze after the antique on a yellow base from Siena marble, 19th century

Jahrhundert Das Gemälde ist betitelt: "Amymon wehrt sich gegen die Annäherungsversuche eines Satyrs". Es handelt sich wohl um eine Arbeit aus dem späten 17. / frühen 18.

Unusual antique Victorian quality lead figure of a satyr musician sat upon a rock playing a flute type instrument.

Satyrs are male creatures that in Greek mythology accompanied Pan and Dionysus, wandering through forests and mountains.

In Rome, the equivalent of the satyr was the faun, forest creatures with horns and hooves. of goat.

Satyr from the series "Antiquities of Herculaneum" , is an etching on paper realized by Various Authors in the 18th Century.

Associated with the Maenads, satyrs formed part of the “Dionysian retinue” that accompanied the god Dionysus.

Harriet Whitney Frishmuth Rhapsody, 1925 Hand-signed by artist, Signed on base: HARRIET W. FRISHMUTH / © 1925 Stamped on base: GORHAM CO FOUNDERS QFGT Bronze, dark brown and green pa...

Study of a Satyr Bronze, cast using the lost-wax (cire perdue) method Italy, early 19th century 14 x 7 x 10 cm This evocative bronze sculpture represents a satyr, the half-human, h...

Italian Neoclassical Walnut Side Table with Carved Satyr Mounts, circa 1800 An exquisite Italian Neoclassical side table crafted from warm, richly grained walnut, showcasing the bal...

A splendid decorative column, profuse with Satyr masks, laurel and vines. Would have had an iron sundial on the top, this has been lost over time, but could be easily replaced.

Adorned with deeply cast and very detailed satyr mask, bows and other decorative elements.

Designed as a polished gold grimacing face of the satyr god Bacchus With long ears and stylized hair Tested as 18 karat gold Circa 1890 Head measures: 1/2 x 3/8 inch Total lengt...

Trapezophore of a Satyr abducting a Maenad Ancient Rome · 1st - 2nd century AD Marble Height 54 cm and 71 cm with the stand.

They take the form of satyrs, who were woodland gods in ancient Greek and Roman mythology.

Man and Satyrs is an old master artwork realized in 17th Century by Marcantonio Bellavia.

Important Fonderia Giorgio Sommer Bronze of a Drunken Satyr Reclining on a Wineskin, After the Roman Original from Herculaneum, 25 in.

A hand carved late 18th/19th Century mythological marble Satyr mask with horns, weathered patina in good condition.

A rare 19th century Renaissance Revival ring crafted in gold and silver, featuring a green tourmaline, intricate enamel work, and sculptural satyr heads. A striking collector’s piece...

Set of Four Carved Stone Medallions Depicting Satyr Faces Architectural elements from the late 18th to early 19th century.

Ancient Roman Kneeling satyr intaglio. Set to centre with an oval garnet intaglio in a closed back setting, engraved with a kneeling satyr making a wreath, leading to trumpeting shou...

Anthropomorphic walnut satyr-form pedestal, for use as shelf brackets, on tripartite bases with scroll feet.

The clock is supported by fully sculpted satyr figures carrying an overflowing gilded fruit basket.

This striking French bronze sculpture depicts a Bacchus satyr in a dynamic, exuberant pose, capturing the sensuality and theatrical spirit of the Neoclassical tradition.

Augusto Rivalta (Italian 1838 - 1925) Satyr Dancing Bronze Sculpture. Late 19th Century 8" Width x 9" in Depth and x 18.5" Height.

Pair partial gilt French brass mythological Satyr head motif wall sconces with textured glass globe shades.

Temple and Satyr from "Antiquities of Herculaneum" is an etching on paper realized by Nicola Vanni in the 18th Century.

Candlestick depicting a kneeling satyr. The model of the present bronze is the ""kneeling satyr"" attributed to Severo Calzetta da Ravenna, one of the main Paduan bronze sculptors ...

A Period German or French large scale Baroque Garden Statue of a Pan Satyr. Well carved with impish gaze and wrapped in sheepskin Ex Prominent New York Collection through Christie...

A bold, Post-Impressionist figural showing nymphs and satyrs engaged in bacchanalian revelry. With unhesitating frankness, Gyllenhammar renders a provocative interplay between mischi...

These candlesticks are adorned with three satyrs playing musical instruments: one plays the drum, another the Pan flute, and the third the aulos, all surrounded by intricate vegetal ...

A striking late 19th-century Italian carved marble bust after the celebrated satyr faun (also known as the Laughing Faun), one of the most admired sculptures of classical antiquity.

Pair of antique Greek form vase urns with Satyr mask handles, body with high relief frolicking putti or cherubs.

Sculpture "Nymph and Satyr", made by the author Claude "Clodion" Michel (1738-1814).

Striking 19th-century Guatemalan large scale (52 inches tall) carved wood figure of a Diablo or satyr, rendered in bold red pigment with expressive features, pointed horns, and anima...

Beautiful and rare French Art Deco terracotta bust of a satyr by well listed artist Max Le Verrier, (1891-1973).

Domenico Maria Canuti (1625–1684) Study of a Seated Satyr, Seen from Behind Red chalk on laid paper with watermark 39 × 26 cm Unsigned Provenance: Private Collection, France Note...

The clock is a late 19th-century piece, featuring cherubs / satyrs. The style is characterized by elaborate scrollwork, foliage designs, and mythological figures.

A striking late 19th-century French bronze figurine depicting a mythological faun or satyr, dating to circa 1880–1890 and presented upon a domed rouge marble plinth.

Black sculpture of a young satyr on a pedestal stroking a lizard. His forehead is adorned with horns, his head with a laurel wreath.

A carved and waxed wooden satyr face, originating from France in the 19th century.