(A) The waviness of these young
mens' hair and the flowing quality of their pantalons brings
to mind the sensuous styling of the Art Nouveau period... Signed
H. LeVasseur, standing 20 inches tall and about 17 wide, a tour
de force depicting and symbolizing cooperation, intimacy,
strength, and other positive male attributes... (e-mail
Jack for a price)
Other
Views of Monsieur LeVasseur's fine work...
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(B) This coquettish muse was executed
in white alabaster on a marble plinth, by A. Cipriani, a well-known
sculptor in stone. His subject's flowing dress evokes the feeling
of Art Nouveau, but she's probably from a later time, more into
the Art Deco era... Egyptian revival, ya know? She stands 21
tall, 19 1/2 wide, 6 1/2 deep. She coyly holds her hands over
the sphinx's eyes, lest her doubtless erotic fantasies be discovered...
(e-mail
Jack for a price)
Click
here for closer views of Cipriani's muse...
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(C) Signed H. Fugere, and standing
6 1/2 inches tall, 13 1/2 long, this spelter, two-tone patinated
beauty just undulates... (e-mail
Jack for a price)
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(D) AND JUST SHOW ME a collector
or collection which is complete without a couple of wrestling
cupids...!!!! I'm guessing that these fellows are fighting over
a fallen heart -- either that or one of them dropped a twinkie.
Our statue, in terra cotta, is 18 inches tall. (e-mail
Jack for a price)
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(E) Here are copies of a pair of
ancient Greek warrior bronze statues (the originals were six
feet high, far too grand for my living room) which
were discovered in the Mediterranean sometime in the early 70's.
(Other
views of warrior on left) (Other views of his friend)
(e-mail Jack for a price)
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