Lead sculpture covered with a thin layer of polychrome stucco representing the Christ child.
He wears a necklace with white pearls to remind the purity of his soul.
18th century,
Andalusia, Spain
Fragment of a terracotta sculpture depicting Caliope. The figure is shown standing. Visible attributes of Caliope on the base the inscription Caliope Poesia Erotica
The archangel is depicted in a dynamic pose which may indicate that the angel was in action. Originally holding a sword, his attribute. He wears a curly “crown” hairdo framing a youthful face, his head bowed in a serene expression.
Work of the first half of the XVIIIth probably from the South of France.
Part of an outdoor terracotta sculpture.
The position of the hand is similar to the positions of the sculptures representing Melpomene wearing the mask of tragedy also called the mask of hypocrisy.
19th century
Our Salvator Mundi is dressed in red and gold. The movements of her clothing give life to the sculpture.
Her gaze is intense thanks to her sulphide eyes and raised eyelashes.
18th century
Spain
The lead casts of the “Jesus Child” are very rare objects, they are normally found in wood.
17th century
Spain
Oak wood sculpture of the child Saint Luke holding a calf on his knees.
Circa 1800,
Flanders?
Bust of a fauness after Clodion (1738-1814), in marble.
XIX century,
France.
Virgin in polychrome carved wood.
18th century,
Naples, Italy.
Pair of terracotta women, dressed in an oriental, “turquerie” way.
Differences of pose, outfit, hair-dress and faces
Grey painting probably from the 19th century
End of the 18th century
France or Italie