Apollo killed a python and he was supposed to be the most beautiful god so maybe him...
John: Hello, I think it is the older 1763-1780 mark shown on this site:...
yes thank you Moreother for restating my question. which male mythological figure is this? blooey: yes hard to say, but its pedigree is...
well hmm.
oh its 9 3/4" long and 9 1/4" high
THis one has the sceptre mark without the KPM, so my guess is that this is around late 18th century. Also many of these are mythological...
Oh side note. I actually figured this out by pulling out my Benezit catalogue of artists/sculptures 1976 edition. I bought it about 6 months ago...
And the answer is.... Roger Bloche: https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/paul-roger-bloche-1865-1943-25-c-22747f7aec although the one shown...
yes. Its rather interesting
I dont think its Robt Bore the younger one died 1834 and the uniform looks more like late 19th cent. French. Link to Blores:...
its got to be some military guy right? I dont recognize him though
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Well yes thats a distinct possibility especially where there is probably not a large market. I have seen stuff like that happen in the case of...
These items can fetch very high prices. But I am real confused by the following posters. The first one sold $3100 at Heritage Jan 2019; which is...
this is based on his painting: Recumbent Nude 1887. But I was wondering if this engraving was part of the series published by Atelier in 1916 in...
Pif was known for bronze sculptures and occasionally a vase with bronze coating. This one is ceramic, 18" high, the only one I see similar is a...
thanks.
thank you. The reason I ask is that I Scheibe Alsbach used to designate the company that makes a lot of those porcelain soldiers, Napoleon and his...
This is some great knowledge thank you. The other Nymphenburg ones I see like this are all blanc du chien (4 of them on worthpt). Is it...
FIgural group at the Metropolitan museum. Making fun of the trend in giant women's hair styles was late 18th cent. pastime: [ATTACH]...
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