Bronze "seated Girl", By A. Massoulle - Late 19th Century

Beautiful proof in bronze with brown patina signed André Massoulle (1851-1901) and bearing the stamp of the founder Thiebaut Frères Paris. André Massoulle is a recognized French sculptor from the second half of the 19th century. He chooses here to represent a young girl seated on a stool. Dressed in a spring dress and barefoot, the shy young girl seems to be wondering, bringing her right hand close to her mouth. Her soft hair is held back in a simple bun, revealing her childish face. His left hand is resting on the stool. She seems to have dropped the book lying at her feet. A charming scene from which emanates sweetness and beauty. This work is produced with finesse and meticulousness and once again illustrates the artist's know-how. ******** Period: Late 19th century Excellent condition. Shipping on request with careful packaging and appropriate protection. Dimensions: Height: 40 cm Width: 15 cm Depth: 20 cm Weight: 7.6 kg Ref: 709U