Vintage Nymph

/relationship of the Centaur, the Nymph, and the Faun (Pan) in various artistic forms and was based on original

Swallows), depicting a graceful forest nymph in flowing drapery, signed “L. Raphael” on the base. This

You are viewing a gorgeous table top statue of a bronze pixie The pixie - or elph, nymph or fairy

Côte d'Azur and portrays two nude nymphs and putto who hold a basket of flowers suspended by vine

subjects. Notable pieces include The Blue Nymphs (1948) and the large-scale oil on canvas In The Beginning

the boat of Ondine, the Water Nymph. There are many myths and stories surrounding the water nymph

, Gelabert designed a series of sculptures for the hotel’s entrance: a sea-horse, a nymph, a shark, dolphins

Campagne, (France, 1851-1914) "Jeunesse" Lamp Model Represented by Classical Nymph. The model of this

Revelers Of Nymphs, Signed Robertson This mid-century figural resin sculpted wall art, attributed to the

Paradise are bursting with brilliant colors, alive with scenes of nymphs, elves and fairies romping through

by aquatic fauna. The motif symbolises the nymph Arethusa and has been used in various Lalique

based, either mold blown or pressed. Favored motifs during the Art Nouveau period were dancing nymphs

Nymphe dans la forêt originally realized in 1935, "Nymph in the Forest"– or La Verdure – is a

who were considered nymphs or fairies and who have appeared in Chinese literature, poetry, paintings

“Prelude”, Beaumont Country Club “The Lake of the Nymphs”, Bank of Mississippi “Livingston Trail”, Hycel

Margold remarked that his work Nymph "with its smooth lines and hard, black surface… seems to relent and

based, either mold blown or pressed. Favored motifs during the Art Nouveau period were dancing nymphs

-painted and gilded designs, including classical figures—such as a lyre-playing muse, a reclining nymph

Benedicte Bergmann. The Hesperides were the nymphs of the evening in the ancient Greek mythology. In

. Floral garlands surround a nymph who is facing each other. The base and garland are fixed to the wall

Greek mythology. A Naiad nymph, she was the daughter of a river god who transforms into a laurel tree to

based, either mold blown or pressed. Favored motifs during the Art Nouveau period were dancing nymphs

. The sculpture depicts a young nymph as she gracefully spins on a smooth dirt path while her diaphanous

nymph Thetis, was sent to Chiron to be raised and trained. Chiron, who resided on Mount Pelion, was

Pair of 18k yellow gold earrings by Judith Ripka, set with lava cameos, depicting a nymph

French Artists Salon. 1934: He finally won the First Grand Prix de Rome in Ulysses with the nymph

French Artists Salon. 1934: He finally won the First Grand Prix de Rome in Ulysses with the nymph

A highly decorative porcelain Meissen Style Centrepiece. Three nymphs are playing musical

based, either mold blown or pressed. Favored motifs during the Art Nouveau period were dancing nymphs

mesmerizing tableau—a twin nymph-adorned buckle flanked by five 2-inch cartouches showcasing floating nymphs

opalescent nymphs Marks : R. LALIQUE FRANCE acid etched to the base Type : Lalique demi-crystal Size

she merges into her surroundings. There is a mythological, almost nymph-like presence to the figure

sounds to the maximum. It may be a goddess or a forest nymph, or it may be an ordinary earthly woman

opalescent aquatic nymphs Marks : Acid etched R LALIQUE FRANCE on underside of the base Type : Lalique demi

An eye-catching large vintage vase of amber colored glass, with 3 beautifully hand painted nymphs

Shell cameo brooch Depicting a young nymph, surrounded by gold and 11 seed pearls one missing

the greek mith of Apollo and Daphne, where the nymph, was running away from Apollo and she became a

. Music and impromptus companion of the nymphs. Pan is connected to fertility and the season of spring

enhances the sense of movement and working life. The Nymph, Slave Trader, 1720 – A powerful depiction of a

sculpture an almost living, breathing feel. Perfect for fans of all sorts of woodland nymphs and creatures

mythology, the nymph Arethusa, who lived on the nearby island of Ortygia, is known and tells the story of a

"daughter of the wind." In mythology, it is a nymph that Zephyrus, the god of the winds, fell in love with

is enhanced with Renaissance revival plaques with a nymph in the inside.

confused with the crowd of Pani, Satyrs, and Nymphs. Soon his female counterpart, the very ancient Fauna

sides. It is the base however that attracts the most attention with its two bare-chested nymphs

that is used to describe nymphs, mermaids, naiades and the like. In lore, the beings reside near pools

The Green Jungle Nymphs called Hétéropterix Dilaltata are form Papua New Guinea, Indonesian

delightful frosted glass design of neoclassical nymphs and winged putti taken from Bouguereau’s masterpiece

Nymph, probably Psyche! Sculpted from a single large piece of rough granite.

grape bearing nymphs in both corners at the top The attractively bordered board is in a shabby green

pastoral romance of Ravel’s ballet through a symphony of color and form, as lovers, nymphs, and mythic

represents Eurydice, an oak nymph and one of the daughters of Apollo. The woman is represented while she is

Porcelain works depicts a bas relief frieze of nude nymphs and tritons frolicking in the ocean. Stolle

nymph themed chalk-ware figural table lamp. Continental Art Lamp Company was a Chicago based

Pair of midcentury Saxon crusader Robin Hood wood nymph themed chalkware figural table lamps. Made

stallion and wood nymphs, balcony on studio 15 @ 67th, NYC, 1942 A native of Chicago, Wheeler Williams is

mythology, the nymph Arethusa, who lived on the nearby island of Ortygia, is known and tells the story of a