Bronze Silver By Herman Heusers Art Deco Bust Young Girl 1930 Onyx M803
Bronze silver by herman heusers art deco bust girl 1930 onyx m803. This bronze art deco is spectacular, it represents a smiling young girl bust. The bronze is silver, typical of the 1930s, it is very geometric. It rests on an onyx base with a plaque representing an ancient subject.
A famous sculpture is that of the tomb of the Louvois family at the cemetery of Saint-josse-ten-node. We report friction and scratches on the entire bronze, spots in places, visible on the photos, light ginnings on the onyx. We strive to denounce any worries, as you can see in the photos the whole is in a widely acceptable state. The scissors are of quality and carry a prestigious signature. It weighs 12.8 kilograms.
Our numerous photos allow you to appreciate the quality of the objects. For the state thank you for detailing the photos. Do not hesitate to zoom in. The photos are an integral part of the description. Height: 42 cm without base: 29.5 cm.
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- height: 42 cm
- dimension (cm): from 31 to 50
- style: 1900 Material: bronze
- artist: herman heusers
- length: 0 Width: 25,5 cm Type: sculpture
- weight: 12.8 kilograms Unit quantity: 1 Unit of measurement: m
- characteristics: signed, on base Authenticity: unknown
- period: xxeme and contemporary
- theme: bust