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some wear & paint loss to it's wood pedestal
This young lady was a woman of means as her beautiful gold jewelry would indicate
it's rarity and quality makes this a museum quality decorative piece
Colonne Antonine / Column of Antoninus by Agostino Tofanelli 19th Century Drawing
"Sea Nymph" Bronze Sculpture by Hippolyte Francois Moreau (1832-1927) French English Pottery some wear & paint lossHippolyte Moreau was born in 1832 in Dojon, to Jean Baptise Moreau, a renowned sculptor. Hippolyte Moreau first worked at the family atelier. After he gain experience there, he moved to Paris to study under tutorship of Jouffroy. In 1859, Moreau exhibited his first oeuvre at the Salon. From 1889 through 1917, Moreau frequently exhibited his work at the "Salon des Artistes Franais." He obtained an honorable mention in 1888 as well as a third class