Objects of art
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SCULPTURE 20th CENTURY BRONZE BRASS AND GLASS STACK a COUPLE OF DANCERS
€5,800.00Couple of dancers Bronze / Brass / Glass pilé Width 60 cm Height 76 cmCouple of dancers
Bronze / Brass / Glass pilé
Width 60 cm
Height 76 cm
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Chandelier pressed glass opalescent 30s / 40
€2,000.00Chandelier pressed glass opalescent, model says "ice cubes". Work of the 1930s / 1940s. Height : 62 cm Diameter : 36 cmChandelier pressed glass opalescent, model says "ice cubes".
Work of the 1930s / 1940s.
Height : 62 cm
Diameter : 36 cm
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mportant lustre Empire 18 lights in chiselled and gilded bronze
€28,000.00Important chandelier Empire 18 lights in chiselled and gilded bronze. Work of the early 19th century Empire period. Provenance : Chamber of commerce, industry, trade, handicraft...Important chandelier Empire 18 lights in chiselled and gilded bronze.
Work of the early 19th century Empire period.
Provenance : Chamber of commerce, industry, trade, handicraft and agriculture of Normandy. Hotel consulaire of Dieppe.
Height : 125 cm
Diameter : 70 cm
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Mirror rococo style gilded wood 19th
€9,800.00Mirror rocaille carved and gilded wood. Work of the first half of the 19th century. Provenance : Hotel Place Stanislas in Nancy. Height : 115 cm Width : 90 cmMirror rocaille carved and gilded wood.
Work of the first half of the 19th century.
Provenance : Hotel Place Stanislas in Nancy.
Height : 115 cm
Width : 90 cm
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ANTIQUE TABLE ART DECO MARBLE GREEN TURTLE
€4,400.00Table old Art Deco based on four wrought iron legs, covered with a marble green turtle ( semiprecious stone ) 150 / 90 / 49 cmTable old Art Deco based on four wrought iron legs, covered with a marble green turtle ( semiprecious stone )
150 / 90 / 49 cm
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Dancing Couple By Christian Nowaczyk 20th Century Sculpture
€8,800.00The author undoubtedly knew the versions by Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) and Lucas Cranach the Elder (1472-1553) who have contributed to the fame of this subject is ambivalent, at once moralising...The author undoubtedly knew the versions by Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) and Lucas Cranach the Elder (1472-1553) who have contributed to the fame of this subject is ambivalent, at once moralising and that also draws the viewer's gaze on the nakedness of the characters.
These early representations of the nude in the North of the Alps, inspired by the circles of the Humanists of Wittenberg, were intended both to seduce and to warn the viewer.
