Pamono Mathurin Moreau, Dame qui pose, 1800s, Gilded Bronze with Red Marble Base> Art Nouveau|Classical

Magnificent gilded bronze sculpture – elegance & masterful art
This extraordinary gilded bronze sculpture depicts a young woman in an elevated posture, striking a graceful pose with her eyes closed. She is enthroned on a stepped pedestal with a double rectangular marble base, enhancing her noble presence.

Exquisite craftsmanship & rare beauty
✔ Richly detailed depiction: Her artfully crafted dress is so precisely shaped that it casts shadows and creates an impressive depth effect ✔ Crown: A natural crown adorns her head and emphasizes her elegant appearance ✔ Gilding: The fine gold finish lends the sculpture a luxurious coloration

A rare masterpiece by Mathurin Moreau
This heavy and valuable sculpture is signed Mathurin Moreau, a renowned French sculptor known for his exquisite decorative sculptures.

Mathurin Moreau (1822-1912) studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris and won second place at the Prix de Rome with his sculpture Diomède enlevant le Palladium. His works won several awards at the World Exhibition in Paris and he was awarded the title of Officer of the Legion of Honor for his artistic work.

Today, his sculptures are coveted collector’s items and his photographic portrait is kept in the Musée d’Orsay in Paris.

Technique & dimensions:
✔ Material: high-quality gilded bronze ✔ Height: 47.2 cm ✔ Width: 27.2 cm ✔ Depth: 37.8 cm ✔ Weight: 39.1 kg

An exclusive art object of great rarity and historical significance that is hard to find in this quality – a perfect choice for discerning collectors and lovers of classic sculptures.