The Frileuse After Houdon From The 19th Century

La Frileuse after Jean-Antoine HOUDON (1741-1828), 19th century. In lost-wax bronze, the woman depicted naked, arms crossed, resting on a squared base in sea green marble. A similar bronze, cast under the direction of Jacques-Edouard GATTEAUX (1788-1881), is kept at the Louvre Museum (inv. RF 383). · A QUESTION DO NOT HESITATE TO SEND ME A SMS OR WHATSAPP MESSAGE BEFORE CONTACT BY PHONE BY APPOINTMENT. · PAYMENT BY BANK TRANSFER FOR A TRANSACTION IN PEACE OF MIND. · SHIPPING POSSIBLE IN METROPOLITAN FRANCE FOR ALL OBJECTS WHOSE VALUE, REDUCED FRAGILITY AND SIZE ALLOW SHIPPING BY COLISSIMO OR DECLARED VALUE. CASE BY CASE FOR ALL OTHER OPTIONS. · IN THE CASE OF A CARRIER AND/OR EXPORT, COSTS INCURRED AT THE BUYER'S CHARGE WITH INSURANCE. I WILL TAKE CARE OF THE CONTACT AND QUOTE FOR YOU. · POSSIBILITY OF HAND-OVER IF OPPORTUNITY… · FOR TERMS AND CONDITIONS OR NEGOTIATION ON A LARGE VOLUME OF PURCHASES WE CAN ALWAYS TALK ABOUT IT… · AN INVOICE AS TRANSPARENT AS POSSIBLE WITH RESPECT TO THE QUALITY AND CONFORMITY OF THE ITEM WILL BE ESTABLISHED AT THE END OF THE SALE.