Pierre Olofsson, Sculpture, "Duo" Signed

"Tulip" Sculpture in iron. Designed by Pierre Olofsson. B1921 D1996. Signed and numbered.

Watercolour on paper by Pierre Olofson (1921-1996). Probably made for an exhibition of his. Signed. Pierre Olofson was one of the foremost artists in Sweden in the second half of ...

A sculptured head of an American Indian Chief. It is said that this really is a self-portrait of Gunnar Nylund, the artist. It has its original wooden stand . The height is 42 cm wi...

A plaster sculpture by André Vauthier-Galle (1818–1899). A seated male figure with his hands behind his back. Executed in a very realistic way. The sculpture very much reminds of Auguste Rodins "The Thinker" in its pose. The sculpture has a great patina. The sculpture comes from the workshop of the Swedish painter and sculptor Jonas Åkesson...

A fine patinated terracotta sculpture from around ca.1900 of a lion signed A. Fagotto. Armand Fagotto was a Italian sculptor working during the end of the 19th century and early 20th...

This is a study for one of the figures that is part of Tore Strindbergs large sculpture "The five continents" placed in Gothenburg, Sweden. This one represents Asia. The sculpture ...

A modernist table sculpture in mahogany that embodies a captivating synthesis of form and emotion, inviting viewers into a journey of personal discovery. Its smooth surface finish, m...

Denys-pierre Puech French, 1854-1942 La Sirene Signed ‘D.PUECH’; inscribed F. BARBEDIENNE, Fondeur Patinated Bronze circa 19th century Foundry Cast: Ferdinand Barbedienne 37 1/2 in. x 27 in. x 16 in Notes: Puech conceived the idea for ‘La Sirene’ during his stay at the Villa Medici when he fell passionately in love with the celebrated opera singer Emma Calvé, who was then performing in Rome. Peuch wrote, "it is to her that I owe the inspiration for the group." The sculpture shows a winged chimeric siren with a tail of a fish abducting a Ephebus. Puech noted the rarity of the scene of a woman abducting a man, rather than the more common depiction of a man carrying away a female victim. Peuch says, “I had the presentiment that, with the Siren's rape of the Ephebus, I could express the force of passion, which reached towards the unknown, which, itself, might be fidelity or the fall..." In Greek mythology the sirens seduced sailors with their singing only to lead them to their death in the sea. Literature: Denys Puech...

Abstract modernist Yin-Yang ceramic sculpture entitled "Duo" created by Chicago sculptor Rosemary Zwick. Sculpture measures 7" in high by 8.5" wide by 5.5" deep and is signed on the ...

Péter Pierre Székely (1923-2001) Sculpture, 1975 Marble Measures: 11 H x 8.5 W x 9 D inches 27.9 H x 21.6 W x 22.9 D cm Signed and plated, un...

Jean Pierre Helle, (1944-2015), driftwood sculpture representing a horse.

In 1970s Pierre Charbin (Gilles his real name) created most of his pieces in resin. This amber sculpture color is unique with inclusions inside, it com...