1860/1900 Matt Moreau Statue Sculpture Bronze Art Nouveau Ondine Naked Woman Naiad

  

See the grace of the divine. Nymph naked waters delicious facial hair up and dragonfly wings on the back. All the charm of femininity sublimated in this scene more delightful: delicate and poses a timeless beauty full of freshness to this exquisite nymph with precious and elegant presence, an intense refinement. Not to be let fly!

In the bronze and titrated cartridge. Dijon, November 18, 1822 / paris, 14 February 1912. It is the most famous of a dynasty of seven sculptors and artists. Pupil of his father (Jean-Baptiste-Louis-Joseph Moreau) and then ramey Dumont - second largest p. ROME Rix in 1843 - exposes the lounge until 1848 the year of his death. Medal Second Class in 1855 (World Fair) - first class in 1859 - second class in 1861, 1863, 1867 (World Fair) - first class in 1878, gold medal in 1889 - member of the jury-season in 1900. This model is shown on page 538 in the book of stone Kjellberg \See also \I answer questions and can show more photos. It will be devoted great care to package whose cost is included in the mailing. I find rare products, excellent quality and absolutely authentic. I urge you not to wait until the last moment to make your purchase - completed sales, requests will be futile.

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