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Bronze subject Bronze Diana the Huntress Subject: Diana the Huntress by Moreau Bronze statue depicting Diana the huntress Statue signed by Mathurin Moreau Bronze statue on a marble and gilt bronze base Patinated bronze sculpture Sculpture of Diana the Huntress Bronze of Diana the Huntress and Crescent Sculpture of the goddess Diana, France Sculpture signed Moreau Math. Not in competition. Dark black patinated sculpture of a goddess woman Bronze with dark brown patina of Diana Bronze woman, late 19th century Bust of a woman by Mathurin Moreau Nude woman with bronze bow Diana Bronze sculpture of Diana the Huntress Bronze signed Moreau of Diana the Huntress
  • Bronze subject
  • Bronze Diana the Huntress
  • Subject: Diana the Huntress by Moreau
  • Bronze statue depicting Diana the huntress
  • Statue signed by Mathurin Moreau
  • Bronze statue on a marble and gilt bronze base
  • Patinated bronze sculpture
  • Sculpture of Diana the Huntress
  • Bronze of Diana the Huntress and Crescent
  • Sculpture of the goddess Diana, France
  • Sculpture signed Moreau Math. Not in competition.
  • Dark black patinated sculpture of a goddess woman
  • Bronze with dark brown patina of Diana
  • Bronze woman, late 19th century
  • Bust of a woman by Mathurin Moreau
  • Nude woman with bronze bow Diana
  • Bronze sculpture of Diana the Huntress
  • Bronze signed Moreau of Diana the Huntress

BRONZE SUBJECT OF DIANE THE HUNTRESS, SIGNED MATHURIN MOREAU

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bronze sculpture depicting Diana the Huntress holding a bow. Her quiver is suspended at her side by a belt passing beneath her breasts. She wears a crescent moon, the goddess's attribute. In an elegant pose, she appears to be observing the trajectory of the arrow she has just released. The sculpture is signed " Moreau Math. Hors concours " on the base. The statue rests on a pink marble plinth with a gilt bronze mount.

Mathurin Moreau (1822-1912) was a French sculptor, son and pupil of Jean-Baptiste Moreau. He distinguished himself with collectible bronzes depicting feminine grace, genre scenes, and allegories. He won the second Prix de Rome in 1842 with Diomedes Carrying Off the Palladium and exhibited at the Salon from 1848 onwards, where he received numerous awards.

Late 19th century

Circa: 1895

Dimensions: L:23cm, W:32cm, H:70cm.

Condition report: in good condition. Slight wear to the patina on the left arm and above the bow.

Reference :
3107
Availability :
Item available
Width :
23 (cm)
Height :
70 (cm)
Depth :
32 (cm)
Era::
19th century
Style::
Ancient Greece and Rome
Materials:
Gilded bronze, Bronze, Pink marble
Identify Exists:
False
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