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An exceptional French bronze figure of “Nature Revealing Herself to Science”, after the celebrated French sculptor Louis-Ernest Barrias, dating to circa 1900.
One of the most iconic allegorical sculptures of the Belle Époque, the figure depicts Nature gracefully unveiling herself, symbolising the pursuit of scientific discovery through beauty and knowledge.
Beautifully cast with remarkable attention to anatomical detail and drapery, this impressive bronze stands on a rectangular base and embodies the elegance and technical mastery for which Barrias’ work is renowned.
A striking statement piece best displayed on a marble pedestal or sideboard. An outstanding addition to any fine art or antique collection.
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| Material | Bronze |
|---|---|
| Measurements | H73 x W26.5 x D18cm |
| Origin | French |
| Time Period | 19th Century (1800 – 1899) |
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