This listing is for a 19th century bronze of a sophisticated scientist. The bronze measures 17 1/4 inches or 44 cm high. The bronze features a finely dressed young man  More »

This listing is for a 19th century bronze of a sophisticated scientist. The bronze measures 17 1/4 inches or 44 cm high. The bronze features a finely dressed young man holding a magnifying glass in one hand and a specimen of flowers in the other. The bronze is has a hand cut nut and stud on the bottom of the base, which attests to the age of the bronze. The bronze is signed on the base in the back, but is hard to read. The bronze has it's original chocolate brown patination or color. It is in excellent condition. The patina is good with no wear.   « Less

signed BARBIER. 55 cm long, 33 cm high, 17 kg. nice 19c old patina. The bronze is has a hand cut nut and stud on the bottom of the base, which attests to the age of the  More »

signed BARBIER. 55 cm long, 33 cm high, 17 kg. nice 19c old patina. The bronze is has a hand cut nut and stud on the bottom of the base, which attests to the age of the bronze.   « Less

date 1919, 46 cm high. 12kg.

date 1919, 46 cm high. 12kg.   « Less

Karl Perl (Austrian), an early 20th century bronze figure of a labourer, standing, rolling a cigarette and in contemplative pose, dark brown patination, circa 1910, signed to  More »

Karl Perl (Austrian), an early 20th century bronze figure of a labourer, standing, rolling a cigarette and in contemplative pose, dark brown patination, circa 1910, signed to base. Height 26 ins. NOTE - Karl Perl was a sculptor and medallist, born in Liezen, Austria in 1876. He practiced in Vienna and was a pupil of Hellmer, Zumbusch and Kundmann   « Less

A BRONZE DEPICTING THE CROSSING OF THE BALKANS.INSCRIBED IN RUSSIAN ON THE SIDE 'E. LANCERAY, 1880, F.CHOPIN'. On a raised rectangular base with rounded corners, depicting  More »

A BRONZE DEPICTING THE CROSSING OF THE BALKANS.INSCRIBED IN RUSSIAN ON THE SIDE 'E. LANCERAY, 1880, F.CHOPIN'. On a raised rectangular base with rounded corners, depicting three soldiers and four horses on the top of a hill during the war against the Turks in 1877,length: 51cm., 20in This sculpture immortalises the astonishing achievements of the Russian army during the crossing of the Balkan mountains in particularly difficult conditions in December 1887. Having already crossed the Danube, this was the last natural obstacle left on the army's march towards Constantinople. To the left there is a soldier helping his horse climb up a steep mountain and in the centre there is another cossack rider depicted having already reached the peak and about to start his descent. Both parts formed independent compositions titled: Horseman in the Balkans and Crossing the Balkans: Soldier on his Horse (1888) respectively. Originally intended as a mantel clock the composition of the sculpture draws an arch to accommodate the clock. There also exists another variant of this composition where the mountain is executed in white marble to imitate snow (sold at Sotheby's London, 25 October 1996).SIMILAR PIECE SOLD CHRISTIES N.Y. APRIL24/06 $114,000 (LOT210)   « Less

George-Ann Tognoni (American, 1920-2008) The long journey, 1969 incised with signature, dated, and numbered 'Tognoni 69 / #4 / 12' (near the donkey's right hind leg) and  More »

George-Ann Tognoni (American, 1920-2008) The long journey, 1969 incised with signature, dated, and numbered 'Tognoni 69 / #4 / 12' (near the donkey's right hind leg) and stamped with the foundry mark 'JHM CLASSIC BRONZE' (near the donkey's left hind leg) bronze with reddish patina 11 3/4 x 25 1/2 x 5 1/2in   « Less

size : 22cm H x 25cm L x 12cm D

size : 22cm H x 25cm L x 12cm D   « Less

Bruce Wolfe (American born 1941, contemporary) THE PUGILIST signed and dated 1998, this cast being No.1 from an edition of 30.patinated bronze, 27 in. Light grime.  More »

Bruce Wolfe (American born 1941, contemporary) THE PUGILIST signed and dated 1998, this cast being No.1 from an edition of 30.patinated bronze, 27 in. Light grime. Provenance: The Estate of the Late William L. Montague, Jr., Lookout Mountain, Tennessee   « Less

A BRONZE STATUE OF CARACTACUS BY J.H. FOLEY (IRISH, 1818-1874).h.79cm. John Henry Foley, RA (1818-1874): John Henry Foley was probably the most influential sculptor working  More »

A BRONZE STATUE OF CARACTACUS BY J.H. FOLEY (IRISH, 1818-1874).h.79cm. John Henry Foley, RA (1818-1874): John Henry Foley was probably the most influential sculptor working in Europe during the middle decades of the 19th century. A champion of Britain¢®¯s imperial values, his breathtaking equestrian masterpieces strode across city squares and parklands from Dublin to Calcutta. Queen Victoria personally requested that the Irishman create the statue of her beloved Prince Albert which sits at the core of the Albert Memorial. When Foley died in 1874, the Queen decreed that he should be buried in Westminster Abbey. Few of those who attended his funeral knew about his humble origins in the back streets of Dublin where his father was a grocer and his grandfather an amateur sculptor. The child prodigy mastered his craft under the brilliant Edward Smyth at the Royal Society Schools in Dublin. He arrived in London aged 18 on the eve of Queen Victoria¢®¯s reign and gradually rose through the ranks to become one of the most celebrated members of the Royal Academy. At the time of his premature death aged 54, his workshop was filled with incomplete commissions. The complexity of his life was such that, amongst these, were the aforesaid statue of Prince Albert, the towering monument of Irish nationalist icon Daniel O¢®¯Connell that dominates central Dublin today, and the statue of Confederate General Stonewall Jackson in Richmond, Virginia.   « Less

a steer and a calf below a tree next to a shephard's gear. Inscribed on base, "Barye," and stamped, "Froment Meurice." Antoine-Louis Barye (French 1795-1875). With base: 8"H,  More »

a steer and a calf below a tree next to a shephard's gear. Inscribed on base, "Barye," and stamped, "Froment Meurice." Antoine-Louis Barye (French 1795-1875). With base: 8"H, Circa - Mid 19th C   « Less