Muse Calliope Statue by François Moreau Statue, 19th Century

A Belle Époque bronze spelter sculpture titled “Queen of the Fields” signed by Auguste Moreau, featuring a graceful young woman clutching a bundle of wheat, mounted on a fluted colum...

A Bronze Eurydice tabletop statue by Eugène Marioton, from the 19th Century. Eurydice, one of the Nereids, is depicted in a bronze statue from the 19th century. Her long hair flows...

A spelter statue of Demeter and Persephone embracing it other with their tunics flowing in the wind. Signature “H Moreau” signed and foundry seal title statue “Protection” circa 1880...

This Belle Époque sculpture by French artist Auguste Moreau (1834–1917) depicts a romanticized female figure in motion, her expression serene and poetic. Titled "Woman with Roses", the figure wears a flowing dress, adorned with delicate rose motifs, including a garland in her hair and a bloom held to her chest. The statue is signed “Aug Moreau...

This alluring bronze depicts the full-length figure of a young lady who, swathed in draped clothing, looks downward toward a basket of flowers hung about her waist. The circular base...

19th Century Spelter Moreau Statue ~ Nymphe de Bois is a charming representation of the mythical wood nymph of ancient legend, rendered by Louis Moreau, one of the amazing family mem...

A very good quality large 19th century French bronze statue of a classical female figure signed; Graux Marly Jules Graux's foundry was based at 8 rue ...

This extraordinary and monumental cast-iron sculpture was likely specially commissioned to the Fonderies d'Art du Val d'Osne for an important public or private collection. Designed by celebrated Parisian sculptor Mathurin Moreau, the striking work takes the form of a beautiful young maiden clad in classical robes with an amphora gracefully held aloft in one hand. The work displays a remarkable level of detail considering its iron casting, including a wreath of laurel leaves atop the woman's head and a stunning necklace adorning her neck. Due to its large size and subject matter, the remarkable work would most probably have been exhibited in a public or private fountain, garden, estate or hotel. French cast-iron sculptures such as this one were historically preferred over bronze for outdoor decorations...