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You are viewing a gorgeous French antique bronze figurine Shows a young female mandolin player in rest mode Superb casting, look at details li...

You are viewing a gorgeous Grand Tour bronze of a seated toga clad maiden The figurine is Agrippina the Younger - mother of Emperor Nero - and is based on the original by GG Zoffoli,...

Classial Italian bronze statue depicting a toga clad female violinist Over four feet tall - 104 CM - so good size Would add an air of classical antiquity to any collection Bought fro...

Gorgeous bronze statue of a seated ballerina Charming work of art, lovely patina to the bronze Green dress offset by brown of arms and body Very well cast and great for a garden Of c...

Bronze bust, C.Bertrand, France, beg. of 20th century Additional Information: Materials: Bronze, patina Vintage from the 1900s Artist/Maker: C.Bertrand Place of Origin: France...

"Miarka" by Emmanuel Villanis £2,350 Payments over 3, 6, or 12 months with Learn more ADD TO BASKET Buy with More payment options Attractive late 19th Century French Art Nouveau bronze bust of a young beauty wearing a head scarf decorated with medallions, exhibiting good hand finished surface detail and rich brown and ochre patina, raised on integral base with raised title, signed E Villanis. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Height: 21 cm Width: 14 cm Depth: 8 cm Condition: Excellent Original Condition Circa: 1890 Materials: Bronze Book Ref: Emmanuel Villanis by J Hortulanus-de Mik Page No: 16 SKU: 9605 ABOUT Villanis Miarka Emmanuel Villanis (1858–1914) was an Italian-born sculptor who became one of the most distinctive figures of late 19th-century French decorative sculpture. Born in Lille to Italian parents, he trained in Italy before moving to Paris, where he established his career during the Belle Époque. Villanis specialised in elegant busts of idealised female figures, often depicting allegorical or poetic subjects such as La Bohémienne, Salomé, or Cléo de Mérode. His work is characterised by refined modelling, expressive faces, and flowing, often highly stylised hair and drapery, reflecting both Art Nouveau influences and a strong sense of theatricality. He exhibited regularly at the Paris Salon from the 1880s onward, gaining recognition for his graceful compositions and accessible appeal. Many of his sculptures were cast in bronze by leading foundries and produced in editions, making them popular among collectors of the period. Today, Villanis’ bronzes...

Sculpture by Emmanuel Villanis in bronze and marble base, Art Nouveau period, circa 1900. Dimensions : H: 40cm, W: 21cm, D: 15cm Contact us before ordering to confirm product avail...

Antique Elegance with an Art Nouveau Twist ! Embrance the timeless beauty of the 19th century French School with this exquisite Art Nouveau bust sculpture. A captivating bust of a w...