St. Barbara Sculpture, the Netherlands, 1480s

Impressive in shape and color, famous glassblowing family from Murano/Italy, with long tradition. Giuliano Tosi, master glassblower, born 1942 family tradition of glassblowing since ...

Fine work of good expressive power. Spectacular Wall Sculpture “Bust of a Lady” made of white marble is from France, Europe. Art Nouveau approx. 1900-1...

Paar Bronzen „Gärtnerin und Wasserträgerin“, Bronze patiniert, auf Marmorsockel montiert, signiert: V. Seifert H 24 cm; Viktor Seifert, Bildhauer, Wien 1870 - Berlin 1953

Skulptur, Araber mit Bananen auf Teppich sitzend, Wien, Anfang 20. Jh., Bronze mit alter farbiger Bemalung, unterseitig gepunzt: Vase mit B Austria = Franz Bergmann, Wien, 1861-1936

Skulptur „Der junge Musiker“, Bronze, patiniert, nicht signiert, auf Holzsockel, Frankreich, 19 Jhdt. H 25 cm, B 35 cm , T 20 cm Instrument ist locker eingelegt, kann herausgenomme...

Skulptur „Mädchen mit Schmetterling“, Keramik, Werkstatt Gebrüder Hagenauer, Goldscheider, Wien, um 1925 H 22,5 cm, B 10 cm, T 9,5 cm

Terracotta sculpture call "TOTEM" signed and dated by Barbara Tribe, 1966. Barbara Tribe (1913-2000) was a Australian-born sculptor who spent much of her life living and working in St Ives (Cornwall UK). She was the first sculptor and the first woman artist to be awarded the coveted New South Wales Traveling...

Modernist; Sculpture; The Netherlands; Art; Statue; Abstract; Figurative; Globe; weathercock rooster; Modernist weathercock rooster, a unique abstract sculpture sourced out of the remarkable Pius...

Modernist Alabaster White Abstract Marble Sculpture, The Netherlands circa 1970

Strong and heavy raw metal sculpture by Bart Kelholt (Amsterdam 1946), The Netherlands 1980. Kelholt studied at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam between 1970-1976. Very mini...

IMPORTANT WOOD SCULPTURE REPRESENTING SAINT BARBARA ORIGIN : NORTHERN FRANCE OR FLANDERS PERIOD : 16th CENTURY Height: 103 cm Length: 40 cm Depth: 30 cm Oak wood Good condition Saint Barbara was the daughter of Dioscorus who imprisonned her in a tower to prevent her from being corrupted by Christianity. Despite this, she was taught and baptisted by a local priest. According to legend, she proved her faith by carving a third window into the tower, symbolic of the Trinity. Once her father learned this, he threatened her with his sword. She managed to escape and hide, not before being revealed by a sheperd. She was thrown in jail and tortured, refusing to denounce her faith. Her father forced her up to the mountain’s summit and decapitated her, afterwhich God struck him down by lightning. Saint Barbara`s following was popularized in the Occident in the 13th century because of the Golden Legend...

Barbara Nanning’s mesmerizing sculptures unite tradition with innovation and are a fusion of carefully chosen unconventionally combined elements. Barbara unites classical artistic m...