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178. A Colonial Carved Santos of St. Francis of Assisi, ca. Late 18th/Early 19th Century Wooden sculpture of a Franciscan monk saint. His robe beautifully decorated with gilt pattern over gessoed surface, especially well preserved on the back. Circular compartment on the front for devotional relics. Missing right hand, part of the bible, and left sleeve. Base carved out of the same piece of wood. Overall measures approx. 21-1/2"T. 300/600 Sold: $1,161.50 |
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179. A Carved Santos of a Holy Bishop Saint, ca. Early 20th Century A carved figurine of a bishop saint, gessoed and painted in polychrome pigments. The maroon color robe with gilt accents. The figure rests on black octagonal base on four feet. Headdress decorated with a removable metal ornament. Overall (without the ornament) measures approx. 19"T. 200/300 Sold: $805.00 |
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180. An Italian Carved Marble Torso of a Young Man on a Stand A beautifully carved white marble torso of a young man on a black wooden stand, ca. 19th Century, possibly a Grand Tour acquisition, with the base approx. 17-1/4"H, the marble fragment approx. 14-3/4"H x 4"D x 6-1/2"W. The fragment lacks the head and most of the arms and legs; the well formed naturalistic shape in a contraposto stance. 1,500/3,000 Sold: $1,955.00 |
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181. Pierre Jules Mene (French, 1810-1879) "Chien Braque Seul", cast bronze hunting dog, inscribed in the base "P.J. Mene". With an oval, stepped base with leafy ground covering. Approx. 5"T x 9"L. *On preview in Pittsburgh, PA. 1,500/2,000 Sold: $920.00 |
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182. Ferdinand Pautrot (French, 1832-1874) "Snipe and Worm", cast bronze with applied copper-tone patina. Highly detailed bird on sloped ground with grassy accents, raised on plinth. Inscribed in base "F. Pautrot". Approx. 6"T. 500/800 Sold: $431.25 |
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183. Martin Goetze (German, 1865-1910) "Arbeit Kront". (The Crowning Glory of Work). Bronze set on a mutton fat marble base, signed in the base, also marked on the side of the base by the foundry "Akt.Ges.v.H.Gladenbeck a Sohn Berlin D486". A woman crowned with a laurel wreath holds a sprig of laurel over a seated laborer wearing a leather apron on an anvil holding a sledgehammer. Flowers adorn the side of the anvil. Overall the sculpture measures approx. 20"H x 10" x 7". The marble base is 1-3/4"H. 3,000/5,000 Sold: $1,610.00 |
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184. A Putti Sculpture by Fernand Cian, Italian 19th/20th Century A charming and dynamic terracotta sculpture by Fernand Cian. The piece is signed "Fernand Cian/ Paris" on the side of the base; rests on a carved gilt wood oval base. Overall measurements are 19"T x 13"W x 9"W. Cian exhibited at the famous Salon des Artistes Français where he received honorable mention in 1921. 1,000/2,000 Sold: $1,552.50 |
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185. Pierre Robert Christophe (French, 1880-1971) A Baboon sculpture in (cire perdu) bronze, with the artist's name impressed into the base, approx. 8"W x 7-1/2"H x 3"D. 1,500/2,500 Sold: $1,380.00 |
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186. William Mozart McVey (American, 1905-1995) Green bronze lion with incised signature. A stylized seated lion, with a black marble base. Measures approx. 10"H x 3-1/4"W. William McVey taught in Cleveland, Detroit's Cranbrook Academy, Houston, and Austin. His public commissions include statuary at Rice University and in Washington DC. Many of his works are displayed all over Greater Cleveland Area. 800/1,200 Sold: $1,811.25 |
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187. William Mozart McVey (American, 1905 - 1995) Head of Moses. Green/black patina bronze head mounted on a black marble base, 8-1/2"H x 3" x 3". William McVey taught in Cleveland, Detroit's Cranbrook Academy, Houston, and Austin. His public commissions include statuary at Rice University and in Washington DC. Many of his works are displayed all over Greater Cleveland Area. 800/1,200 Sold: $517.50 |
