Important Regulus Mounted As A Lamp “pirate On The Lookout”, Signed A. Foretay – Early 20th Century

Large spelter lamp, signed by the artist A. Foretay, depicting a pirate on a rock in a lookout position, ready to attack. The sculpture, dating from the early 20th century, is richly detailed, capturing the character's essence with precision. The pirate holds a lit lantern in his right hand, emitting a warm light through colored stained glass. The clothing and accessories typical of the period, including an axe hanging from his belt, add a touch of authenticity and realism to this work. The base of the sculpture mimics a rock, reinforcing the pirate's impression of movement and vigilance. A decorative addition to any interior, this print will appeal to collectors and lovers of unusual objects. Alfred Foretay (1861-1944) The sculptor, painter, and decorator Alfred Foretay is the author of a very diverse body of work. Best known for his contribution to the Art Nouveau movement, his participation in the Orientalist movement is however far from negligible. He is an engaging artist, appreciated by collectors. He exhibited from 1888 to 1906 at the Salon des Artistes Français. In 1891, he received an honorable mention and in 1904 a bronze medal. He also received a silver medal at the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1900. In 1911, he sent a group to the Universal Exhibition in Rome. *********Period: Early 20th centuryFunctional lamp.Delivery possible in France and internationally on quoteDimensions:Width: 35 cmDepth: 25 cmHeight: 67 cmRef.167V