"the Girl Playing Jacks," Bronze With A Brown Antique-style Patina, Barbedienne And Collas, 19th Century

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"the Girl Playing Jacks," Bronze With A Brown Antique-style Patina, Barbedienne And Collas, 19th Century

Artist: Barbedienne Et Collas

A beautiful bronze sculpture with a brown patina depicting a young girl playing knucklebones, based on an ancient sculpture identified as Julie, daughter of Titus, discovered at Vigna Giustiniani in 1732, now housed in Berlin (Staatliche Pergamon-Museum, Inv. S.K. 494).
Our bronze cast is of very high quality and features unusual dimensions.
The details are delicate and precise.
Signed “Barbedienne Fondeur” on the base and bearing the Collas mechanical reduction stamp.
Napoleon III period, circa 1850.
Shipping: 30 euros within France, 80 euros within the EU, and 150 euros to the rest of the world.

1 850 €