09/04/2026
A curated selection of stunning Bronze Sculptures. Signed and museum quality.
Including:
Pair of French 18th Century Bronze Statues of Satyrs, Signed Clodion. The pair is a fantastic reflection of Clodion’s skill and celebration of the Rococo style. Each holds a bronze d’ore horn with a round end and a musical instrument. In Greek mythology, satyrs were known as wild spirits of nature and were shown as half human and half beast.
French 19th century bronze equestrian statue - “After the Charge” - signed by “Ruille” depicting a proud Hussar bearing the flag, leading the brave charge into battle.
The artist did his own castings, making his works both rare and desirable. Circa 1860
French 19th century bronze study of the Flemish sculptor and architect Giambologna’s “Abduction of A Sabine Woman” signed V. Paillard. Victor Paillard, a 19th century bronzier, (1805-1906) was one of the most distinguished casters of the second half of 19th century. His detail and craftsmanship are on beautiful display here.
French 19th century bronze study of pan with a flute and two satyrs signed by Clodion. The plaque at bottom reads ‘ La Chambre de Commerce et des Fabriques de Gand a Son Secretaire Albert Dervaux. 1888 - 1943 ‘
See the collection for yourself in our French Quarter Location. Reach out with questions and inquiries.
