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Anatole Guillot ( b. 1865, d.1911) “Selene” Gold over Bronze Figural Sculpture with Foundry

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Described By: Sam CNX 1562 7957

Title: Anatole Guillot (French; b. 1865, d.1911) “Selene” Gold over Bronze Figural Sculpture with Foundry Mark

Description: A beautiful gold-over-bronze sculpture of a bare-breasted woman reclining on a crescent moon with her flowing sash enfolding the two as she descends bare-footed down a pillar of clouds. The red marble base has doric, possibly ionic, features and matches the gild of the sculpture in an incredibly aesthetic fashion. Made by famed French sculptor and ceramist Anatole J. Guillot (1865-1911), the star pupil of Alexandre Falguiere, the first Grand Prix of Rome. Known for his delicacy, especially in facial features, this piece is exemplary of his renowned craftsmanship.

Type of Piece: Figural Gold-over-Bronze Sculpture

Measurements: 10 inches tall, 4.25 inches at widest, 3.5 inches deep

Condition: Very good overall; gold outer layer displays signs of minor wear as expected with age but is largely intact. Sculpture is securely fastened to marble base, and the marble base displays only minor wear and no chips, cracks, or other damage. The “Selene” placard is slightly loose on the base, but is secure enough to not require repair or reattachment.

Hallmarks: Selene, J. Guillot, E. Jullien Paris 12 Rue Pasquier, E. Jullien Paris 12 Rue Pasquier.

Estimated weight of piece:4.40 lbs.

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Dimensions: 14 x 12 x 8
Weight: 11 lbs (dimensionally)
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Zip Code 33701 CALCULATE SHIPPING COSTS HERE

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Described By: Sam CNX 1562 7957

Title: Anatole Guillot (French; b. 1865, d.1911) “Selene” Gold over Bronze Figural Sculpture with Foundry Mark

Description: A beautiful gold-over-bronze sculpture of a bare-breasted woman reclining on a crescent moon with her flowing sash enfolding the two as she descends bare-footed down a pillar of clouds. The red marble base has doric, possibly ionic, features and matches the gild of the sculpture in an incredibly aesthetic fashion. Made by famed French sculptor and ceramist Anatole J. Guillot (1865-1911), the star pupil of Alexandre Falguiere, the first Grand Prix of Rome. Known for his delicacy, especially in facial features, this piece is exemplary of his renowned craftsmanship.

Type of Piece: Figural Gold-over-Bronze Sculpture

Measurements: 10 inches tall, 4.25 inches at widest, 3.5 inches deep

Condition: Very good overall; gold outer layer displays signs of minor wear as expected with age but is largely intact. Sculpture is securely fastened to marble base, and the marble base displays only minor wear and no chips, cracks, or other damage. The “Selene” placard is slightly loose on the base, but is secure enough to not require repair or reattachment.

Hallmarks: Selene, J. Guillot, E. Jullien Paris 12 Rue Pasquier, E. Jullien Paris 12 Rue Pasquier.

Estimated weight of piece:4.40 lbs.

Shipping:
Dimensions: 14 x 12 x 8
Weight: 11 lbs (dimensionally)
Please calculate your shipping costs here.
Zip Code 33701 CALCULATE SHIPPING COSTS HERE

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