BRONZE "LES FILLES DU PRINTEMPS" BY Hippolyte François MOREAU (1832–1927)
Romain Lichtensztein — Maignelay-Montigny
4 000,00 €
Very good condition
Romain Lichtensztein
Bronze 'Le Baiser' after Houdon
500,00 €
Good condition
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Hauteur
21 cm
Largeur
14 cm
Published on
08/07/2026
Description
BRONZE "LE BAISER" after Jean-Antoine HOUDON (1741–1828)
Romantic gilt bronze depicting a young man wearing a headband in his wavy hair, languidly kissing a young woman dressed in a flowing, diaphanous gown that delicately reveals her figure. A garland of flowers unites the two lovers. Square base.
After Jean-Antoine HOUDON (1741–1828)
Jean-Antoine Houdon — born Versailles 1741, died Paris 1828 — ranks among the most celebrated French sculptors of the 18th century, and particularly of the Neoclassical period. Admired for the realist quality of his work and his extraordinary talent, the young prodigy won the Premier Prix de Sculpture, known as the Prix de Rome, at the Académie Royale in 1761.
Romantic gilt bronze depicting a young man wearing a headband in his wavy hair, languidly kissing a young woman dressed in a flowing, diaphanous gown that delicately reveals her figure. A garland of flowers unites the two lovers. Square base.
After Jean-Antoine HOUDON (1741–1828)
Jean-Antoine Houdon — born Versailles 1741, died Paris 1828 — ranks among the most celebrated French sculptors of the 18th century, and particularly of the Neoclassical period. Admired for the realist quality of his work and his extraordinary talent, the young prodigy won the Premier Prix de Sculpture, known as the Prix de Rome, at the Académie Royale in 1761.
