Modern Sculpture by Antonio García Mengual (signed Mengual, 1976)

This sculpture in bronze, inspired or attributed to the contemporary German artist, parfaitement captures the essence of his distinctive style. Although it is not signed, the reflète...

Magnificent Spanish Sculpture "Woman's Body" 20th Century golden metal 85cm x 40cm metallic base Perfect condition

Contemporary sculpture carved from fine Italian Carrara marble, featuring clean lines and a bold, modern aesthetic. This large-scale piece combines the elegance of classical material...

ROMAN BRONZE MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE 120 CM LARGE BRONZE SCULPTURE REPRESENTING A ROMAN SOLDIER. IT HAS A NICE BROWN AND GREEN PATINA. IT MEASURES 120X80X40 CM. Roman work from the earl...

A standing polished plaster figure. Great conversation piece.

Beautiful patinated ceramic statue by Bohumil Kokrda in 1967 in Czechoslovakia. The statue of a sitting girl is signed by the author. The sculpture is in good vintage condition.

Honorio Garcia Condoy (b. Honorio Garcia, 1900, Zaragoza, d. 1953 Madrid) figurative sculpture in carved stone depicting a faceless virgin (ca. 1930s). A contemporary and close friend of Picasso, Condoy drew a lot of inspiration from the shapes and composition of Cubism. Though this particular sculpture is from a body of work heavily influenced by Roman churches and symbolism. The half-standing, half-sitting Virgin, the flat heads, the erased faces - these attributes of Roman art are all present in this piece. The featureless, flat-skulled virgin figure enveloped in a self-embrace is perched in a half-sitting/half-kneeling pose. This piece is from a well-documented series (near identical example is seen on page 91 of Raymond Creuze's "Honorio Condoy"). Unsigned. Excellent, vintage condition with light patina/scattered light scratches, but no damage/losses. H: 37.5" x L: 12 x D: 14" Reference: Raymond Creuze "Honorio Condoy" (French, 1973). Reference book is included with the sculpture. From the collection of a prominent French collector whose London flat...

This plaster sculpture by Michel Chauvet, the notable midcentury French artist, captures the grace of the human form in motion. Unique piece. Monogrammed: M. CHT.