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Ivan Mestrovic (Yugoslavian/American 1883-1962) "Saint Jerome" Bronze
with black patination unsigned. Provenance:The Estate of the writer Clement Stone Oaks Manor, Lakeforest Chicago, gift from Ivan Mestrovic while he was teaching at Notre Dame University.
Dimensions: Height 17&1/2 by 16 inches in width by 24 inches in length |
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Hermann Kissenkoetter ( German, 1897-?) "Hans Joachim Marseille" (The Star of Africa and the greatest German fighter pilot of WW2), signed golden brown patinaed bronze with monogram HK
Dimensions: 16&1/2inches high |
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German circa 1930 "Hercules" unsigned, gilded bronze on anvil shaped marble base
Dimensions: 24 7 1/2 inches high total, marble base alone 6 inches high
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Franz Siefert (Austrian 1866-1951) “The Counter Punch” Bronze sculpture on marble base, 1921
Dimensions. Height 16&3/4 inches.
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Jan Vitezslav Dusek (Czech 1891-1966) 'Sokol Athlete." Historically important bronze sculpture. Signed, dated 1924, and with the city of Tabor inscribed, also baring the foundry marks for Franta Anyz. This sculpture commemorates the Sokol athletic meeting of 1924 in the city of Tabor, Dusek's home town and where he built his studio in 1922. Sokol is the Czech word for Falcon, thus the present bronze showing an athlete about to soar from the top step of a podium. Dusek, the cities favourite son, created this sculpture for the event. Sokol played an important part in the development of Czech Nationalism providing a forum for the spread of mass-based nationalist ideologies and was founded in 1862. The Sokol movement consciously traced its roots in physical education to the athletes and warriors of ancient Greece. Dimensions: Total height 41inches by 32 inches in width
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Jan Vitezslav Dusek (Czech 1891-1966) "Hercules" Monumental and rare bronze sculpture circa 1925 signed and with foundry marks for Franta Anyz.Dusek studied in Vienna in 1914 and in the early 1920's at the Academie de la grand Chaumiere Paris and there he also studied with Emile Antoine Bourdelle before returning to Prague in 1924.
Dimensions:Total height 44 inches, by 19 inches in length, by 6 &1/2 inches in width |
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Vincenzo Alfano (Italian 1854-1918) "David". Bronze sculpture signed, dated 1887 and inscribed Napoli. Another identical example was Exhibited in Venice in 1887 and was bought by the National Gallery of Rome for their permanent collection. The sculpture also won The Prix du Concours of Naples 1901. Alfano is recognised as the most important sculptor of The Italian Realist School.
In 1902 he moved to New York and his stone sculptures can be seen on buildings in New York, Coney Island, Maine and also in Philadelphia. Superb quality lost wax casting.
Dimensions: Total height 27 inches. Length of the spectacular sword 14 inches.
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Aldo Bartelletty, ( French / Italian 1898-1976) . Unique Carrara marble bust of Ludwig Van Beethoven Signed and dated.1944. Exhibitor at the Salon des Independants and the Societe des Artistes Francais from 1920onwards. Honorable mention in 1924 and 1941.
Dimensions: Total height 11&3/4 inches. Width of marble 8&1/4 inches. Height of marble base 3&1/2 inches
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Antoine Coysevox (After)( French 1640-1720). Late 19th century bronze sculpture of Pan with an oak-leaf crown seated on a stump playing a flute with a small satyr behind him, inscribed Coysevox sculp and G.Sandoz Edit ( foundry ).The present sculpure a bronze reduction of the marble statue executed by Antoine Coysevox in 1708 for the Appartements Verts in the Gardens of Marly (today in the Louvre).
Dimensions:Height 27&1/2 inches by 12 &1/2 inches in width and depth |
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Unsigned Russian or Czech Socialist Realism bronze sculpture circa 1939 of a muscular foundry worker fashioning an iron utensil on an anvil.
Dimensions: Total height 16 inches |
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*TorF (German Circa 1910) Jewish Sculptor and Medalist. Bronze sculpture of a foundry man.
Dimensions: Total height 30 inches. Height of marble alone 5 inches. |
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Albert Moritz-Wolf (Russian 1854-1923) Bronze, black patinated troika group "Chased by Wolves", signed by the artist on a contrasting silvered bronze base to simulate ice that has collapsed with the weight of one of the horses. Foundry mark: Akt.Ges-varm Glandenbeck&Sohn .lifetime cast circa 1890.
The identical sculpture sold at Sotheby's Russian Works of Art Sale : W05722 Location: London, Auction Date: Session 1: Tuesday, 29th November 2005 Sold 14,400 GBP - $29,000.
Dimensions: Length 13 inches by 6 inches in height by 5&3/4 inches in width
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Richard Furedi (Hungarian 1873-1947) Austro-Hungarian mythical subject. Semi relief signed bronze sculpture on elaborate marble base. Dimensions: Total height 17 inches by 15&1/2 inches in length by 5&1/2 inches in depth |
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C.Zatloukal (Czech circa 1930) Social realist carved stone sculpture on marble base signed.
Dimensions: Total height 21&1/2 inches. Height of base alone 2&1/2 inches. |
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*Bouree 19 century French or Belgian. A bronze signed sculpture of Mercury resting on a rocky outcrop. Fine mid brown patination on marble base.
Dimensions: Total height 10&3/4 inches. |
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Julius Gyula Maugsch (Hungarian 1882-1946 ) "The Boy Scout".Bronze sculpture circa 1930. Dimensions: Total height 15&1/2 inches |
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E.Hallgass (Hungarian Circa 1915) "The Thorn Picker" Bronze sculpture on marble base.
Dimensions: Total height 22 inches. Height of marble base alone 3 inches. |
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**aysan (Austrian). A circa 1920's table lamp of a foundry worker holding an elaborate solid, etched glass globe of the world. signed in the polychrome bronze and with foundry mark of a K within a horseshoe Dimensions: Total height 13 inches. |
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Unsigned Vienna Bronze golfer circa 1920 on reddish marble base.
Dimensions: Total height 10 inches
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R.Kirchner (Austrian circa 1910) "Beethoven" Vienna bronze bust of Beethoven on marble base and with foundry mark of a K within a horseshoe Dimensions: Total height 13 inches. Height of bronze alone 7 inches |
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Max Kalish (American 1891-1945) "The Woodchopper" Bronze signed and dated 1926 with the foundry seal for Meroni Radice Paris cire perdue. Original verde antico marble base. The sculpture is illustrated on page 1 of "Labour Sculpture of Max Kalish A.N.A." by Emily Genauer, Comet Press, Brooklyn, New York 1938 and on the cover of "The Sculpture of Max Kalish" by Noel Lawson Lewis 1933
Dimensions :Total height 17&1/2 inches including the 1 inch marble base. Total Length 14 inches |
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Ferenc Sidlo (Hungarian 1882-1953) Bronze Hungarian gypsy guitarist signed circa 1925.
Dimensions: Height 9 inches |
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James Alexander Stevenson (aka Myrander) (English 1881-1937) “The Effort” bronze signed and dated 1930.
Dimensions: Height 23 inches by 18 inches in width. |
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Victor Rousseau (Belgian, 1865-1954) bronze, circa 1920, on black marble base
Dimensions: 19 inches high by 13&1/2 inches long by 8 inches wide
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Ernst Seger (German 1868-1939) "Iron Worker", signed bronze on marble base
Dimensions: Total height 12& 1/2 inches, height of bronze alone 9 inches, length 8& 1/2 inches |
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Antoine Louis Barye (French, 1795-1875) signed Barye twice, inscribed F. Barbedienne Fondeur Paris with gold foundry seal Collection F. Barbedienne |
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"Thesee Combatant Le Centaure" (Theseus and the Centaur) rear view Dimensions: 30 & 1/2 inches high, by 25 & 1/2 inches wide, by 10 &1/2 inches deep |
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Barnabas Hollo ( Hungarian,1865-1917) "The Stubborn Mule", signed, bronze on marble base
Dimensions: 17 inches high by 13 inches long, bronze alone is 15 inches high by 12 inches long
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Hanus Folkmann (Czech 1876-1936) A monumental twice life size allegorical male nude.Signed and dated also with foundry marks for BT . Srpek of Brandeis an der Elbe Bohemia, but now the Czech Republic. Hanus Folkmann and Stanislav Sucharda (1866-1916) created the sculptures for the main railway station in Prague from 1901 to 1909. The bronze is signed and dated 1909.
Dimensions : Height 53 inches by length 50 inches by width 23 inches |
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French late 19th century, Highly detailed and amusing bronze sculpture of Leonardo da Vinci at work on the Mona Lisa. Initialed VP .
Dimensions: Height 17&1/2 inches by 13&1/2 inches in width by 6 inches in depth |
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Otto Moroder (Austrian late 19th early 20th century) Known as the "Egger Lienz" of Tyrol wood carvers
A very fine rare artist monogrammed sculpture of a Tyrolean gentleman. .
Dimensions: Height 11 inches by 7&3/4 inches in length |
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Clement Leopold Steiner (Austrian 1853-1899) " Cat Toy", signed bronze on marble base
Dimensions: 18 & 1/2 inches high |
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Czech "Athlete", circa 1900, dedicated, bronze,Bendelmayer Foundry
Dimensions: 37in high
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Giovanni Varlese (Italian, 1888-1922) " Neopolitan Youth", two color patinaed bronze, signed
Dimensions: 28 &1/2 inches high
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Georges-Charles Coudray (French, 1883-1932) "Le Gardien du Harem" signed, bronze, foundry seal for "Société des Bronzes, Paris", muticolor patination
Dimensions:24in high
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