Late 19th Century Régule Woman Statue Figuring Summer
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Statue of a woman representing summer. Régule circa 1880. She holding some ears of wheat
Antique Late 19th Century French Figurative Sculptures
Metal
Late 19th Century Régule Woman Statue Figuring Summer
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
Statue of a woman representing summer. Régule circa 1880. She holding some ears of wheat
Metal
Le Petit Sifleur French Regule Statue by Charles Anfrie
By Charles Anfrie
Located in Roubaix, FR
19th century regule statue named Le Petit Sifleur (the little whistling boy) signed Charles Anfrie
Metal
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H 14.18 in W 29.53 in D 5.12 in
Art Deco Régule Sculpture Large Statue on Marble Base, circa 1930
Located in Roubaix, FR
Art Deco French Régule sculpture large statue of woman with dog marble base, circa 1930.
Marble, Metal
19th Century Man Statue "VICI " by Louis Moreau
By Louis Auguste Moreau
Located in Roubaix, FR
Late 19th century French regule statue named: VICI. very nice bronze patina original marble base
Large statue fireman of Paris patina bronze by Henry Weisse 19th
By Weiss
Located in LA FERTÉ-SOUS-JOUARRE, FR
Large statue in regule metal representing a fireman of the city of Paris, under the Third Republic
Metal
19th Century Blacksmith Statue "Le FER" by E. Picault
By Émile Louis Picault
Located in Roubaix, FR
Late 19th century Regule metal blacksmith statue called "Le FER" (Iron) by and signed
Marble, Iron
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H 7.09 in W 16.54 in D 5.52 in
French Metal and Marble Art Deco Statue Animal Sculpture, circa 1930
Located in Roubaix, FR
Very nice black bronze patinated regule panther statue with orginal marble base, circa 1930.
Marble, Iron
Figurative sculpture is a modern art form in which artists create work that is typically representative of the visible world. However, sculptures that are considered to be figurative in style can definitely be inclusive of abstract elements. A wide range of antique, new and vintage figurative sculptures has been made over the years by both well-known and emerging artists, and these pieces can prove striking and provocative as part of your home decor.
Realistic representation in visual art has a very long history. And while figurative artists, whether figurative painters or sculptors, find inspiration in humans, animals and real-life objects, good figurative sculptures can make us think differently about how the real world should look. Just as figurative paintings might include Photorealistic human likenesses, they can also include elements of Surrealism and can suggest a creative and alternative reality. Figurative sculptures aren’t always realistic impressions of our world — depictions of the human form in classical Greek sculpture, for example, might emphasize beauty and physical perfection.
There are a variety of figurative sculptures on 1stDibs created by artists working in a number of styles, including Art Deco, Art Nouveau, mid-century modern and more. A large figurative sculpture can introduce an excellent focal point in a guest bedroom, while smaller works might draw the eye to spaces such as wall shelving or a bookcase that people may otherwise overlook.
When decorating your living room, dining room, home office and study areas with figurative sculptures, don’t be afraid to choose bold colors to inject brightness into neutral spaces. Texture is another factor to consider when purchasing figurative sculptures. A highly textural work of ceramics or wood will catch the eye in a sleek modern space, whereas a smooth, flat glass sculpture can offer an often much-needed contrast in a room that already has many textures.
On 1stDibs, find antique, new or vintage figurative sculpture or other kinds of sculpture for your home decor today.
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