Attribué à Henri Gauquié (1858 - 1927) - Sculpture, ' Danseuse au Triangle ' - 20.5 cm - Bronze - 19th French School - Signature Initials

Beautiful Bronze Subject of 'Triangle Dancer', attributed to Henri GAUQUIÉ (1858 - 1927)
in the style of the Classical French School (19th century) announcing the beginnings of Art Nouveau '
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The character performs a dance movement with his head turned to the left and plays the triangle.
A sculpture with refined and graceful features.
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- Henri GAUQUIÉ (French, 1858 - 1927)
- Sculpture of 'Triangle Dancer'
- Late 19th century
- Bronze with brown patina
- Signed: monogram 'H G' (punched under the base)
- Good condition: well preserved; patina and wear over time.
- Dimensions: Height: 20. 5 cm X width: 6 cm X Depth: 6 cm / Base 6cm X 6 cm
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The photos are worth and complete the description
Package shipped with care.
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About the artist:
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Henri Gauquié,
born in 1858, was a student of Pierre Cavelier (1814-1894) at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris.
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He participated in the Salons in 1880, where he obtained several medals (1886, 1892, 1895, 1900) .
His best-known sculptures are the Monument to Antoine Watteau, (1896) in the Jardin du Luxembourg in Paris.
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His Rondes d'Amours (1897-1900) which decorate the Alexandre III bridge are known to all tourists who visit the capital and to all lovers who do not hesitate to hang padlocks on them.
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