Bronze
ALFRED TIBOR (1920-2017) “Asleep” Gold Plated Bronze Sculpture
Original gold plated bronze sculpture by Hungarian-born, Columbus-based artist Alfred Tibor depicts a modernist figure asleep, their head propped up by a single, free-standing arm. A Holocaust survivor, Tibor emigrated to the United States in 1957, eventually taking up residence in Columbus, Ohio, where he pursued sculpture full-time and became a staple of the Columbus artistic community. Mounted on a marble base, this sculpture is signed and numbered 8/16 by Tibor at the bottom of the figure’s arm.
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Large Bronze Sculpture of Two Men with Camel
Cast in bronze, this large sculpture depicts a merchant in conversation with a camel-mounted traveler. Resting on a rectangular base, the traveler peers down from his perch to speak with the merchant, the austere camel looming in the background, decorated with tapestries over its hump. Finished with a well-loved patina, this bronze sculpture adds exotic appeal to the collection and is unsigned by the artist.
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LOUIS KLEY (1833-1911) Bronze Musketeer Sculpture
Original antique sculpture by listed French artist Louis Kley (1833-1911) depicts a young musketeer figure resting on an original round rose marble base. Cast in bronze, Kley sculpted this figure with plenty of flourishes and stylistic flair to provide a whimsical piece of art that will elevate any collection. Signed by the artist in the casting, this charming sculpture has taken on a dark patina, reflecting its age beautifully.
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LORENZO E. GHILIERI (1931-2020) Bronze Sculpture of Orcas Hunting
Circa 1977, this large bronze sculpture by American artist Lorenzo E. Ghilieri (1931-2020) depicts a pair of large orca whales bursting from the ocean in the midst of a hunt. This is a highly dramatic piece, heightened even further by the crashing waves Ghilieri has sculpted into the bronze. One of the most prolific sculptors of the American northwest, Ghilieri’s masterful attention to detail in this bronze is a testament to why his work has been held on permanent display at the White House and the Vatican. This is a large, magnificent piece of art that has patinated beautifully over the years and will feature prominently in any art collection.
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After CHARLES M. RUSSELL(1864-1926) “Man with Rifle” Bronze Sculpture
Cast from original molds by American artist Charles M. Russell (1864-1926), this bronze sculpture depicts a man holding a rifle that he steadies with the usage of a deadened tree stump. Typical of the wild western imagery that Russell exemplifies, a steer’s skull rests at the man’s feet. Russell’s cast signature is displayed at the base of the sculpture.
About the Artist:
Charles Marion Russell was born on March 19th, 1864 in St. Louis, Missouri and grew up with an avid fascination of the ‘wild west’ in his early years, eventually becoming a sheep rancher in Montana. Starting off as a cowboy, Russell began to document the winter of 1886-1887 in watercolors, which launched his career as an artist. His wife, Nancy, is often credited in helping him attain international acclaim as an artist, setting up shows throughout the United States and abroad. Russell produced about 4000 works of art, including oil and watercolor paintings, drawings and sculptures in wax, clay, plaster and other materials, some of which were also cast in bronze. He died in 1926 in the county seat of Great Falls, Montana.
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Antique Bronze Sculpture of a Kneeling Woman
Late 1800s French bronze sculpture takes the form of a kneeling woman, her somber expression looking upwards as her hands are folded by her chin. This well-cast bronze bears a wonderful patina from age. A contemporary green marble base is square with a bevel.
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CHARLES CROPPER PARKS(1922-2012) Bronze Girl with Shell Sculpture – Signed
Bronze sculpture by listed artist Charles Cropper Parks (1922-2012) depicts a girl in a t-shirt and cuffed jeans, bent down on one knee. The girl holds a large conch shell in her hands. A verdigris finish is complemented by the marble slab base with tones of green. Signed on waistband.
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JESSIE PRESTON “#7” Chamberstick in Bronze Circa 1905
#7 Chamberstick circa 1905 was crafted from bronze by metalworker Jessie Preston. Jessie Preston was a woman metalsmith and designer in Chicago 1900-1918. Rare find as she had a limited production. Jessie Preston was one of the first female graduates of the School of the Art Institute’s decorative design focus, quickly gaining recognition for her jewelry and metalsmithing. Signed with Anderson Foundry mark, Chicago 1905.
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Pair of Antique Gilded Bronze Three Light Candelabras
Pair of antique candelabras have stunning luster with a gilded bronze. The three candle cups have hooved supports surrounding a flame-tipped center. Stamped Unis France on underside.
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FREDERIC REMINGTON Bronze Bust of a Native American Indian “The Savage”
Bust of a Native American Indian in bronze after Frederic Remington named "The Savage," an artist famous for his depictions of the Old West. The bust has a stylized touch, displaying high cheek bones, a proud hooked nose, and long draping hair for an altogether striking look.
About the Artist:
Born in Canton, New York in 1861, Frederic Remington became an American sculptor and illustrator that specialized in depictions of Native Americans and the culture surrounding the old west. He attended school at Yale University for art, the only male student of his freshmen class. He traveled to Montana to purchase a cattle farm and then a mine operation, and after realizing that he couldn’t afford either fell in love with the authentic west, drawing the people he would see on his travels.
