Treasured Woman, F. Sanzel, Bronze, 2nd Half Of The 19th Century.
Sculpture representing a standing woman covering herself with a fragment of dress. The woman turns her head to the side and brings her hand to her face. She is preoccupied or ashamed. The figure presents the beauty and sensuality of the female body.
Felix Sanzel (1829-1893) - French sculptor, associated with Paris. His studio was located at 16 rue de Chalons and he exhibited at the Salon d'Art from 1849. In the 1860s, his work was appreciated by the jury of the Salon. He executed a public commission entitled "Captive Love" from 1868, which is in the Botanical Garden of Paris.
Signed: F. Sanzel.
2nd half of the 19th century.
Bronze.
Height: 32.5 cm.
Diameter of the base: 8.5 cm.
Condition: good.
Felix Sanzel (1829-1893) - French sculptor, associated with Paris. His studio was located at 16 rue de Chalons and he exhibited at the Salon d'Art from 1849. In the 1860s, his work was appreciated by the jury of the Salon. He executed a public commission entitled "Captive Love" from 1868, which is in the Botanical Garden of Paris.
Signed: F. Sanzel.
2nd half of the 19th century.
Bronze.
Height: 32.5 cm.
Diameter of the base: 8.5 cm.
Condition: good.
740 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Good condition
Material: Bronze
Diameter: 8,5
Height: 32,5
Reference (ID): 1582856
Availability: In stock
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