Adolfo Wildt – Uomo Antico
Adolfo Wildt
(Milan 1868-1931)
Uomo Antico
1914
Bronze, dark green patina on a marble base
Signed
Height 55,5 cm
Joseph Wilton – Anima Dannata, after Bernini
Joseph Wilton
(English 1722 – 1803, attributed)
Anima Dannata
After Gianlorenzo Bernini (1598-1680)
Mid-18th century
White marble on Nero Portoro marble base
Height 56 cm
Raffaele Monti – Bust of a veiled Lady
Raffaelle Monti
(Milan 1818–1881 London)
Bust of a veiled lady
Circa 1860
White marble
Height 71 cm
Rudolph Christopher Tegner – Leda and the Swan
Rudolph Christopher Tegner
(Danish 1873 – 1950)
Leda and the Swan
Ca. 1916-1917
Bronze, brown and gilt patina
Signed ‘Tegner’ numbered ‘ 6’and marked ‘La Stèle’ for the editor
Height 39,5 cm
Achille Emile Jacopin – La Source
Achille Emile Jacopin
(Château-Thierry 1874-1958)
La Source
Ca. 1910
White marble
Signed ‘A. Jacopin’
Height: 20 cm
Vincenzo Gemito – Self-portrait
Richard Guino
(Girona 1890 – 1973 Anthony)
Torso
Ca. 1914
Bronze, black over dark-brown patina
Signed and dated ‘GVINO 1914’ numbered ‘3/8’ and inscribed ‘Susse Fondeur Paris’
Cast in 1988
Height : 54,5 cm
Richard James Wyatt – Bust of a Nymph
Richard James Wyatt
(London 1795 – 1850 Rome)
Bust of a Nymph
Circa 1835
White marble
Signed ‘R.J.WYATT ROME’
Height 50cm
Jules Francheschi – Venus
Louis Julien (Jules) Franceschi
(Bar-sur-Aube 1825 – 1893 Paris)
Venus
Ca. 1870
White marble on red marble base
Signed ‘Jules Franceschi’
Height 62,5 cm
Philippe Wolfers – Farandole
Philippe Wolfers
(Brussels 1858 – 1929)
Farandole
1916
White marble
Signed ‘Ph Wolfers’
Height 33 cm
Rembrandt Bugatti – Petit Jaguar Marchant
Rembrandt Bugatti
(Milan 1884 – 1916 Paris)
Petit Jaguar Marchant
Ca. 1911
Bronze, brown patina
Signed ‘R Bugatti’, numbered ‘10’ and stamped with the foundry mark A.A. Hebrard Cire Perdue
Length 39,4 cm
Rembrandt Bugatti – Jument et son Poulain
Rembrandt Bugatti
(Milan 1884 – 1916 Paris)
Jument et son Poulain
1907
Bronze, brown patina
Signed ‘R Bugatti’, numbered ‘6’ and stamped with the foundry mark A.A. Hebrard Cire Perdue
39,3 x 59,5 x 24 cm
Mateo Hernandez – Young deer
Mateo Hernandez
(Spanish 1884 – 1949)
Young deer
1919
Black granite
Signed and dated ‘Mateo Hernandez, Talla directa, 1919’
Carved ‘en taille directe’ 1919
27.4 x 44.7 x 11.4 cm
Alexander Archipenko – Floating Torso with Head
Alexander Archipenko
(Kiev 1887 – 1964 New York)
Floating Torso with Head
Ca. 1935
Plaster, black patina
Signed ‘Archipenko’
Cast ca. 1935-1950
33 x 39,9 x 10,8 cm
Lucio Fontana – Concetto Spaziale
Lucio Fontana
(Italian, 1899-1968)
Concetto Spaziale
1963
Ceramic, metallic glaze
Signed L. Fontana
Diameter 44 cm
Francisco Zúñiga – Hamaca
Francisco Zúñiga
(Mexican, 1912-1998)
Hamaca
1960
Onyx
Signed and dated ‘Zuniga 1960’
22,9 x 18,4 x 36,2 cm
Marguerite-Anne de Blonay – Cameleon
Marguerite-Anne de Blonay
(Zinswiller 1897 – Marchais-en-Brie 1966)
Cameleon
Circa 1930
Unique
Wood, carved en taille directe
Signed ‘A.M. de Blonay’
Height 34cm
Antoine-Louis Barye – Theseus slaying the Minotaur
Antoine-Louis Barye
(Paris 1795-1875)
Theseus slaying the Minotaur
Second version ca. 1857
Bronze, brown-green over red patina
Signed ‘Barye’
Cast by Atelier Barye between 1857 and 1875
Height 45 cm
Joseph Bernard – Danseuse nue
Joseph Bernard
(Vienne 1866-1931 Boulogne-sur-Seine)
Danseuse nue
Ca. 1905
Bronze, brown patina
Signed ‘J. Bernard’, numbered ‘5’, and with the foundry seal ‘A.A. Hébrard’
Cast ca. 1910
Height 32,7 cm
Ecorché – French, 18th century
French, 18th century
Ecorché
Bronze, dark brown patina,
on Sienna marble base
Jean-Jacques Feuchère – Satan, l’Ange déchu
Jean-Jacques Feuchère
(Paris 1807-1853)
Satan, l’Ange déchu
1833, exhibited at the salon in 1834 (plaster) and 1835 (bronze)
Bronze, brown patina
Signed and dated ‘J. Feuchère 1833’
Cast ca. 1840
Height 33,8 cm
Jean-Jacques Feuchère – Pair of ewers with bats
Jean-Jacques Feuchère
(Paris 1807-1853)
Pair of ewers with bats
Ca. 1834, designed to flank Satan, l’Ange déchu
Bronze, dark brown patina
Height 34cm
Georges Moreau de Tours – Didon portée aux Enfers
Georges Moreau de Tours
(French 1848-1901)
Didon portée aux Enfers
Exhibited at the Salon in 1927
Oil on canvas, 204 x 283 cm
Signed l.l. ‘Georges Moreau de Tours’