DENÉCHEAU, Séraphin (1831 Angers – 1912 ibid.), DENÉCHEAU, Séraphin

(1831 Angers – 1912 ibid.)DENÉCHEAU,(1831 Angers – 1912 ibid.)Séraphi(1831 Angers – 1912 ibid.)Large-scale sculpture—Diana on the crescent mooPatinated bronze, black stone base. Marked "Denéchau sc." Total height 85 cm / 73 x 52 x 40 cm. 41 kg.Signs of age and wear; patina partially rubbed off; scratches, possible residues from the casting mold that were not chiseled away or from attachments (right ankle, both upper arms, right wrist, and upper tip of the crescent moon), right wrist likely chipped and “sealed” with a type of wax, base loose.Female nude figure reclining on a crescent moon. This is Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt, the forest, and the moo.Signs of age and wear; patina partially rubbed off; scratches, possible residues from the casting mold that were not chiseled away or from attachments (right ankle, both upper arms, right wrist, and upper tip of the crescent moon), right wrist likely chipped and “sealed” with a type of wax, base loose.Séraphin Denécheau: French sculptor; studied in the studios of François Rude and David d’Angers.Provenance: Estate of Peter Kaus.For this lot, we recommend in-person pickup, fine art transport, or shipping via ThePackengers.*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.

Estimation:€280

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