1930's Roman Bronze Works Sculpture by Salvatore Cartaino Scarpitta Cora Timken

Forged bronze that's been hammered, stretched, twisted and formed into a surreal modernist candlestick. Removable candle cup. Stands 15" tall. Not signed, circa 1950s.

Set of 3 abstract solid bronze sculptures arranged on a thinly sliced petrified palm root slate. Organic shapes in the style of sculptor Henry Moore. Each is signed G. W. Hall and ...

Large 1930's nut and bolt on a brass plinth. Forged of iron, not cast. Bolt is 13-1/2" long and weighs 20+ lbs. An amazing piece of industrial art, not signed.

A beautiful pair of bronze greyhound sculptures on marble created by sculptor Pierre Jules Mene (1810-1879). Impressed signed "P.J. MEN...

A beautifully cast mid century bronze statue by J.G. Kendall, produced by the renowned Gorham Company. Dating to the 1940s–1950s, this charming piece depicts a young girl with pigtai...

De Martino is a classical artist, known for the production of sculptures of small bronze busts, in particular (“scugnizzi”, fishermen, commoners) with realistic features. He trained at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples under the guidance of Stanislao Nome, Gioacchino Toma, and Achille D ’Orsi, from whom he learned the ability to portray the most realistic details using them on very young subjects. Very young he moved to Paris where he performed small sculptural groups, exhibiting frequently at the "Paris Salon" where he won the prize of the Louvre Museum for the bronze work Le Pêcheur de criquets (The Fisher of locusts, Naples, private collection). Returning to Naples, he returned to a socialist realism and produced sculptures depicting characteristic Neapolitan types, especially urchins, “street urchins”, little boys and young fishermen. From 1916-1931 he was master of the sculptor Angelo Frattini. Later the dominant theme of his production was childhood, in particular thoughtful, sad, gaunt children were represented in his works, on whose faces the signs of abandonment and suffering emerged. De Martino became known with the nickname of “The sculptor of children”.

This is an intense bronze sculpture created by the Italian artist Ugo Riva, in 2006. Lost wax bronze on iron basement. The title of this artwork is "I...

Art Deco sculpture entirely in bronze, signed by the sculptor Celano France 1940. The sculpture bears the engraved signature "Celano" on the base.