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“Boy”. Bronze with polychrome finish. Bronze figure with a polychrome finish placed on a circular base showing a child dressed in a humble manner. The piece is reminiscent of European works (France, Vienna...) from the late 19th or early 20th century, both in the material chosen and in the subject matter of the sculpture, its size, composition, detail, etc.
· Size: 17x17x42 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V3006
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Pair of candlesticks. “Man and woman”. Lost wax casting. Marble base. These anthropomorphic candlesticks are worth highlighting for a series of details. Both in a similar posture and attire, the young woman is highlighted in height thanks to a classicist-inspired dolphin on which she rests her foot, and the man adopts a posture that is not characteristic of the more traditional male figures, but of the female ones. Although this work can be linked to the nineteenth-century French tradition of bronze figures, these details bring the works closer to more contemporary artistic approaches.
· Size: 13x13x39 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V4051
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Bronze sculpture. “Lady with a book”. Inspired by Art Deco models. The base of the figure has been treated with a series of undulations. On it, the lady stands, opening a large book. The sculpture is inspired by models created by the Art Deco style, characteristic of the 1920s and which aspired to create a new art using materials born from the technological innovations of the time. Weight: 4.7 kg
· Size: 30x18x37 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V2368
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Bronze sculpture. “Bull”. Lost wax casting. Marble base. The figure of the animal stands on the oval base, facing forward. This type of small bronze sculpture was highly appreciated in the 19th century, especially in France. From that time on, animal sculptures (whether wild or domestic) were considered one of the main themes for this support. Weight: 10.5 kg
· Size: 35x31x17 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V24133
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Bronze sculpture. “Girl with goat”. Inspired by models by Affortunato Gory (1895-1925). Lost wax casting. Marble base. The girl sits with her legs stretched out in front of her and reaches out with her arms to grab the goat's horns, which is shown in a fighting attitude. It is based on the work "The Girl and the Goat" by Affortunato Gory, an Italian sculptor trained at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence with Augusto Rivalta who moved to Paris at the beginning of the 20th century to complete his training with Antoine Basset. His work is characterized by the frequent themes of young women, children and some historical figures and by the combination of marble with bronze and ivory in some of his works.
· Size: 21x40x15 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V2141
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Cup in patinated bronze and marble. Lost wax casting. The cup is made up of a foot and handles with bronze masks and leaves and a pink alabaster vessel, resting on a square base supported by scrolls and decorated with plant motifs. The classicist inspiration of the work is clear both in the combination of materials and in the decorative elements used in it. Weight: 7.7 kg
· Size: 27x39x42 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: G2013
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“Musician”. Bronze. 20th century. Bronze figure showing a musician, dressed in a suit and playing a trumpet or cornet or similar. Stylistically and in the treatment of the work, the influence of certain artistic trends of the 20th century can be clearly appreciated.
· Size: 16x7x27 cms
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V3056A
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Bronze sculpture. “Kneeling girl”. Inspired by models by Auguste Moreau (1834-1917). Lost wax casting. Marble base. On a bronze base that has been given the appearance of earth, the figure of the girl and a plant are kneeling. The young woman appears with her arms extended at the height of her face and looking to one side, in an attitude of surprise. The work is based on models by the French sculptor Auguste Moreau, who debuted at the Paris Salon in 1861, where he would exhibit frequently until 1913. He was well known for his works on pastoral themes and his allegories, and his realistic and graceful style.
· Size: 22x18x28 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V4018
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Bronze sculpture. “Polar bear”. Lost wax casting. Marble base. A rock formation treated to resemble ice and snow stands on the square base. On top of it is the polar bear, which stretches its head forward, adding movement to the work, which stands out for its naturalism. This type of small bronze sculpture was highly appreciated in the 19th century, when the theme of animals (wild or domestic) was already prominent. Weight: 6 kg
· Size: 17x28x36 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V24099
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Bronze figure placed on a circular base showing a humbly dressed child, holding a teapot and raising his hand to his mouth in a gesture of shouting or hawking his “merchandise” or services. The piece is reminiscent of European works (France, Vienna…) from the late 19th or early 20th century, both in the material chosen and in the subject matter of the sculpture, its size, composition, detail, etc. The inscription on the base (P. Dubois) refers to the sculptor Paul Dubois (France, 1829-1905), whose work inspired this sculpture (especially one in particular, very similar to this one).
· Size: 17x17x42 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V2283
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Bronze sculptures. “Boy and girl with goose”. Lost wax casting. Marble base. Both figures are placed on circular bases. The girl is shown with a basket hanging from her arm and a goose at her feet, while the boy helps her by carrying something in his arms. This type of bronze sculpture is derived from models from 19th century France, both in terms of its subject matter and the idealised treatment of the peasant theme.
· Size: 10x10x22 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V3090
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Deer. Bronze, marble. Following 19th century models. Bronze figure on a carved marble base showing a deer looking forward, with a treatment in anatomy, posture and fur with a clear naturalistic intention, following 19th century works such as those of the French Pierre-Jules Mène (1810-1879), Pierre Louis Rouillard (1820-1881) or François Pompon (1855-1933), or the Belgian Joseph Marie Thomas Lambeaux (1852-1908). Weight: 4.35 kg
· Size: 25x10,5x39 cms
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V2632
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Centerpiece in bronze and glass. Lost wax bronde casting. It is cup-shaped, with a base made from four bamboo canes joined together with a cord and decorated with flowers and leaves, a transparent glass container and two handles with leaves curved inwards. Although the shape corresponds to a very old prototype of table centrepieces, the prominence of the plants and the presence of bamboo brings the work closer to more recent approaches related to Romanticism and the 19th century.
· Size: 22x37x26 cms
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: G2012
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“Boy with mandolin”. Bronze. On a circular, stepped base, stands the figure of a half-naked boy, holding a piece of paper in one hand and extending the other in a singing gesture, his body accompanying this action. The expressiveness and detail of the piece denote the quality of the sculpture. At the boy's feet is a score entitled "Improvisateur". Note the influence of well-known and appreciated models, especially works by Auguste Moreau. Weight 4 kg (France, 1834-1917).
· Size: 44x25x15 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V2342
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Bronze sculpture. “Water-carrying boy”. Inspired by models by Auguste Moreau (1834-1917). Lost wax casting. Stone base. The figure of a child stands on a rock formation, carrying a large jug on his hip and holding the rope around the jug's mouth with his arm. The work was taken from the work of Auguste Moreau, son of the painter Jean Baptiste Moreau, known for his pastoral scenes and allegories and his realistic and graceful work.
· Size: 16x13x29 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V4053
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Bronze sculpture. “Boy carrying shell”. Lost wax casting. The young man stands on a circular base, holding a huge shell in both hands. This type of small sculpture was highly appreciated and the pinnacle of the support was reached in 19th century France. The models that inspired this work derive from this centre.
· Size: 14x17x20 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V2528
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Oval table mirror frame in bronze. The space for the mirror has been highlighted with a string of pearls. The frame has a profile with great movement due to the curves, counter-curves and volutes that it presents. The decoration has been made with plant elements, cloths, garlands of flowers, scrolls and masks, partly engraved and partly in relief. The inspiration for the work is clearly in Renaissance motifs, while the prominent movement of its profiles responds more to the Rococo of the 18th century. Weight: 2 kg
· Size: 23,5x20x40 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V2532
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Bookends in patinated bronze. “Trumpeting elephant”. Inspired by models by Ary Bitter (1883-1960). Lost wax casting. The elephant is supported on a base that extends in an L shape, with its back against the vertical crossbar and only three legs supported. It raises its trunk to trumpet, giving the impression that it is pushing hard. It is inspired by models by Ary Bitter, a French designer, painter and sculptor highly appreciated for his animal sculptures. Weight: 3.45 kg
· Size: 18x18x27 cms
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V24142
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Patinated bronze bookend. “Elephant”. Inspired by models by Ary Bitter (1883-1960). Lost wax casting. The figure of the elephant is supported on a base that extends in an L shape, with its back against the vertical crossbar in an attitude of pushing towards that side. It is inspired by models by Ary Bitter, a French designer, painter and sculptor highly appreciated for his animal sculptures. Weight: 3.1 kg
· Size: 21x20x18 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V24143
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Tabletop mirror frame in bronze. Inspired by Art Nouveau models (ca. 1900). Although the interior shape, very similar to a heraldic shield, links with academic prototypes, the prominence of the stems that form the exterior profile of the frame, the curved lines they draw, the flowers and the interlaced finish (which is vaguely reminiscent of Celtic style) speak of influences from models derived from Art Nouveau, a characteristic style of around 1900 and also known as “Modern Style”. Weight: 2.2 kg
· Size: 25x14x35 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V2531
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Magnificent bronze sculpture "Cat playing with kitten" Beautiful bronze sculpture depicting a highly realistic scene featuring two cats, a mother cat and her kitten, on a circular marble pedestal. Weight: 2.4 kg.
· Size: 15x16x15 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V24085
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Bronze sculpture “Deer”. Lost wax casting. The animal is positioned with one of its front legs slightly raised and its head and ears raised upwards. Although deer are a very common animal in small-scale bronze sculptures since the Renaissance, its naturalistic treatment and the prominence given to it in this work brings it closer to contemporary approaches. Weight: 2.35 kg.
· Size: 24x8x24 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V2627
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Birds on a branch. Bronze. Bronze sculpture showing a curved branch with leaves and flowers on which a series of birds appear perched in different positions. The aesthetic treatment of the piece is far from the more “realistic” finish typical of neoclassicism and closer to influences from artistic trends of the 20th century.
· Size: 17x7x7 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V3119
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Bronze sculpture. “Heron”. Lost wax casting. Marble base The heron is positioned in the usual position chosen for such animals: with its wings slightly open, walking, and its head pointing upwards. The representation of animals in small bronze sculptures became a fully-fledged genre in France in the 19th century, from where the fashion spread. Whether domestic or wild, exotic or European, they were notable for their realism, and the work belongs to this tradition.
· Size: 15x12x26 cms.
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BRONZE SCULPTURES
Ref.: V24136
