True Bronze, marble true

Making the old lost-wax, each piece is unique

Superb achievement, museum quality

Height: 39 cm - Width: 11 cm - Depth: 13 cm

Weight: 4.6 kgs

This exceptional piece is a reproduction.

Bronze sculpture reproduction from the work of Emmanuel Villanis "The hostage", height: 46 cm

Bronze statue made ​​in the lost wax on a marble base.

Width: 17 cm - Depth: 14 cm.

Emmanuel Villanis (Lille, 12 December 1858 - Paris, 28 August 1914) was a French sculptor of Italian origin linked to the Art Nouveau movement. His name is sometimes spelled "Villani" in Italian.

In 1861, his parents return to Italy to settle in Piedmont. In 1871, the artist enrolled at the Academy of Fine Arts Albertina in Turin, where he follows the teaching of Odoardo Tabacchi sculptor (1831-1905). Upon completion of his studies, his teacher pushes him to expose the bust Alda, for example, presented in Milan in 1881.

In 1885, Villanis settled in Montmartre, a Paris neighborhood that never leaves. The artist's reputation is built on its production of female figures. Aida, Judith, Delilah, Lucretia, Cinderella whose work brings together the great heroines of opera, literature, mythology and the Bible. Villanis also addresses some types - the Bohemian, the proprietress, or the Parisienne - and several allegories, Painting and Sculpture.

Conducted mainly in bronze, sometimes chryselephantines, his sculptures are subtly brand new art - including the lettering of the title, who regularly graces the base. His outstanding play on the patina adds to the fineness of the line, making Villanis a major sculptors of Art Nouveau. Regarding the cast bronzes, working primarily with the Society des Bronzes de Paris and Eugène Blot.

Bronze statue manufactured to the lost wax, real marble base. - Height: 34 cm

Width: 14 cm - depth: 14 cm

Bronze statue made ​​by the lost wax, real marble base to a height of 28 cm.

Width: 23.5 cm - Depth: 15 cm

Weight: 8 kgs

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Erotic bronze sculpture of a woman with a height of 32 cm, on a black marble base.

Bronze statue made ​​in the lost wax process.

Height: 32 cm - Width: 13 cm - Depth: 16 cm

Weight: 3.5 kgs

Bronze statue woman in the bath, bronze with brown patina to a height of 47 cm.

Sculpture made by the lost wax method, real marble base.

Width: 15 cm - Depth: 13 cm

Bronze statue made ​​by the lost wax, real marble base to a height of 48 cm.

Width: 16 cm - Depth: 13 cm

Weight: 6.12 pounds

© Bronze sculpture

Bronze statue of a woman on a black marble base.

Bronze sculpture made ​​by the lost wax.

Height: 31 cm - Width: 18 cm - Depth: 18 cm

Bronze sculpture made ​​by the lost wax, real marble base with a height of 44 cm.

Width: 16.5 cm - Depth: 13.5 cm

Goddess of Justice, Law and Equity, Themis assists Zeus in Olympus. It is often represented in ancient art holding a set of scales with which it weighs the arguments of the opposing parties. In Greek mythology, Themis, daughter of Uranus (Heaven) and Gaia (Earth) 1 is one of Titanides. It gives Zeus, who is the second wife after Metis, Fates, Hours and Astraea which sometimes supplemented by the three Hesperides, three Nymphs of the river Eridanus and homonoia, the goddess of Concorde.

Bronze Sculpture in brown patina and gold on a marble base with a height of 47 cm.

Bronze statue made ​​in the lost wax process.

Width: 16 cm - Depth: 16 cm