Large Bronze Sculpture of Cinderella and Her Pumpkin Carriage The Midnight Run

Large Italian Neoclassical style bronze bearded figure of a Centaur on a marble base. This is a magnificent sculpture of a Centaur a good size 37" x 28" and I believe from early 20th century. It is signed by the artist Giorgio Rossi...

Beautiful large bronze of a Mother and Child by the noted artist Carol Miller. It has a great patina and is signed on the base Carol Z and dated 74. Carol Miller was born in Los Ange...

A large patinated bronze bust of a Venetian nobleman signed De Gallatin/ L. Meissner. fudit. Venetian nobleman were men who live in the foreground of Venetian society, wield their po...

The Mousai (Muses) were the goddesses of music, song and dance, the source of inspirations to poets. They were also goddesses of knowledge who remembered all things that had come to ...

Beautiful pair of bronze figural torchieres of two women holding torches which are electrified. This is a classic pair of draped bronze women holding aloft a flamed torch. The pair w...

A wonderful bronze by George Conlon ( 1888-1980 ) depicting a nymph feeding grapes to a baby satyr. Cast in Paris at the Claude Valsuani foundry in Paris, known for their castings fo...

20th Century bronze Sculpture of a Dolphin with her calf.

A 20th Century Cast bronze figural statue of a mother holding her baby. Measures 26.5" in widthX 10" in depth X 24" in height.

Bronze the Dancer and her Assistant, Vienna, signed B, 19th century. Measures: H 27 cm, W 9.5 cm, D 10 cm.

United States, 20th Century Depicts a bucking horse with a flowing mane and tail-mounted on a round green marble base.  

Superb and rare bronze sculpture by Émile Nestor Joseph Carlier (1849-1927) of the Archaic Greek poetess Sappho. This sculpture was smelted by the Albinet & Coulon foundry. It is sig...

EMMANUEL VILLANIS [after] French, fl. 1880-1920 "Cendrillon" (Cinderella) Lost-wax patinated bronze signed in cast on left of socle "E. Villanis", titled to integral socle in raised relief "Cendrillon" cast circa 1930-50 Item # 212PVG15A A charming bust of a young maiden entitled Cendrillon (Cinderella), it is executed in the lost-wax method in a single piece with an integral socle that is titled in raised relief. The young woman is serious in her composure with a quiet strength, her eyes slightly downcast in the clothing of a common girl, her diaphonous garment sliding off one shoulder while the overall sculpture remains chaste and elusive. The surface is finished in a two-toned patina, the reddish-oxide surface being utilized for the flesh tones and a darker brown for the base and garments. Casting from the second quarter of the 20th century. ARTIST Born in Lille, France, little is known about the life of Emmanuel Villanis, despite the fact that he has a simply incredible level of output during the years of 1880-1920. First exhibiting at Salon in 1886, he went on to exhibit nearly five-hundred models, almost exclusively featuring the female form with strong influence of the Art Nouveau movement evident in every aspect of his work. He received honorable mention at the 1889 Exposition Universelle, Paris. Artist Listings...