Auguste Moreau, Mythology: Victorious Cupid, God Of Love, Ref. 1152

Auguste Moreau (1834–1917).

At the top, as a symbol, is a winged Cupid: son of Venus and Mars, he is the god of love.

He is made of régule (painted white metal) with a bronze patina verging on green and is depicted as a victor; he has just shot his arrow, but it’s not entirely clear at whom? (Perhaps at you.) He rests on a red marble pedestal with beveled edges, atop a gilded brass cartouche inscribed with “VICI” by Aug. Moreau.

Period: circa 1880–1900.

Condition: good; the patina shows signs of normal wear and aging in some areas but remains shiny overall; no damage, no missing parts.

Total height: 45.4 cm.

Height of the Cupid: 39 cm.

Width: 25 cm.

Weight: 3.100 kilograms.

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