Life Size Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte Plaster Buster after Charles Louis Corbet

Large plaster bust of napoleon. Stained.

Very finely carved 19 century Italian Marble Sculpture of Pauline Bonaparte / Borghese as Venus Victrix After Antonio Canova.

Very finely hand carved 19th century Italian Pauline Bonaparte as Venus victrix alabaster sculpture after antonio canova. Measure: 16.5 inch height in...

large and impressive mid century Italian Bronze Bust of Roman Emperor on a marble base.

Finely cast and patinated bronze statue after Emile Louis Picault (French, 1833-1915) known as Ad Lumen (To the Light), measuring 41 1/2 inches tall.

Finest quality French 19th century Life Size Grand Tour Bronze Sculpture of King Tut Burial Mask.

This beautiful sculpture is a stunning depiction of the famous Roman emperor Mark Anthony. The piece is made of high-quality plaster and stands at an impress...

Beautiful life sized plaster sculpture by Estelle Tieman. An elderly woman named Sadie with a donut and coffee in hand. She's wearing a Haw...

Small bust of Napoleon Bonaparte after Bertel Thorvaldsen made of bisque porcelain.

The plaster bust portrays Napoleon's sister, Pauline Bonaparte, as Venus Victorious. It was commissioned by her husband, Camillo Borghese, and originally sculpted in Rome from 1805 ...

An exquisite French patinated bronze Herm Bust of Emperor Napoleon I, circa 1820 After Canova (1757–1822). Mounted on a solid square bronze and green marble base. Extremely fine ...

19th century French larger-than life scale bust of Napoleon Bonaparte, after a model by Antonio Canova, with a patinated finish. Fascinating detail of Napoleon’s hair combed exactly the way it is depicted in many portraits. The bust is raised by a square base. This piece is a collection of a fourth generation, family owned business in New Orleans called The French Antique Shop. The store was first opened by Marie and Marcel Granet in Paris when they married in 1927. A jewish family, they came to the United States before the outbreak of the Second World War, leaving on the last boat out of Paris' port, Le Havre. When they reached New Orleans, they fell in love with the Vieux Carre...