"Nude Male Archer, " Bronze by Geyger, Original Purchased by Kaiser Wilhelm II
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Brilliantly sculpted and cast with very fine detail with a rich, lustrous patina, this celebrated bronze of a fully nude male archer was sculpted by Ernst Moritz Geyger in the 1890s ...
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Bronze Figure by Geyger
Located in East Sussex, GB
The Archer, a bronze figure by Ernst Moritz Geyger (1861-1941), depicting a muscular young Archer in full aim.
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Bogenschutze Bronze Figure
Located in London, GB
A dramatic early 20th century German bronze study of a male archer in tense pose with excellent color and detail. Raised on an integral naturalistic bronze base, signed E M Geyger an...
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Large German Bronze 'The Archer' by Ernst Moritz Geyger, Berlin
Located in Worpswede / Bremen, DE
Ernst Moritz Geyger, German (1861-1941). An impressive bronze figure of 'The Archer', the standing naked figure wearing a helmet, drawing a bow, raised on a naturalistically cast bas...
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H 12.6 in W 7.88 in D 4.14 in
German Bronze Male Nude Figure 'The Archer' by Ernst Moritz Geyger, Berlin
Located in Worpswede / Bremen, DE
Ernst Moritz Geyger, German (1861-1941). A small bronze figure of 'The Archer', the standing naked figure wearing a helmet, drawing a bow, raised on a naturalistically cast base, sig...
Marble, Bronze
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H 55.12 in W 33.47 in D 19.69 in
Large Garden Bronze Statue 'The Archer' Ernst Moritz Geyger, Berlin, circa 1910
Located in Worpswede / Bremen, DE
Ernst Moritz Geyger, German (1861-1941). An spectacular bronze figure of ’The Archer’, the standing naked figure wearing a helmet, drawing a bow, raised on a naturalistically cast ba...
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H 55.91 in W 37.01 in D 19.3 in
Life size Bronze Sculpture Male Nude Archer by Ernst Moritz Geyger H. 60 inch
Located in Antwerp, BE
The Archer. Bronze sculpture of a male nude with bow and helmet.
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Bronze Roman Archer Sculpture
Located in San Francisco, CA
Late 19th-early 20th century bronze Roman archer sculpture in the style of Ernst Moritz Geyger 5" W x 3" D x 10.5" H No visible signature
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H 12.6 in Dm 5.91 in
GEYGER Ernst Moritz. The archer. Bronze. Signed. Marble base.
Located in Paris, FR
GEYGER Ernst Moritz. The archer. Bronze. Signed. Marble base.
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H 42 in W 27.5 in D 10 in
The Archer Bronze Sculpture, Academic Style, Early 20th Century, 42"
Located in Palm Beach, FL
The Archer (Der Bogenschütze) — Large Bronze, 42” tall male nude academic bronze sculpture by Ernst Moritz Geyger.
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