Bronze Bust By Joseph Guadet (1795-1881)

Bronze bust of Joseph Guadet (1795-1881) – tribute to a committed humanist This bronze bust represents Joseph Guadet, an emblematic figure of the 19th century known for his dedication to blind people. Standing 36 cm tall, this work pays tribute to a man who devoted more than 30 years of his life to improving the living conditions of the blind. Joseph Guadet was notably involved in the Royal Institution for Young Blind People, where he played a crucial role in the education and support of people affected by blindness. Made with attention to detail, this sculpture is distinguished by realistic features and a recent patina, applied by a professional bronzer to enhance the nuances and bring out every detail of the face and clothing. A plaque at the base highlights his exceptional commitment and his humanism.