Very good condition. Minor scratches and wear throughout.
5.5″W x 8.75″D x 9.5″H
Antique French Bronze of Winged Man and Butterfly
$895.00
Late 1800s bronze on original base takes the form of a nude man with small wings and curly hair, kneeling and reaching out to a butterfly on the ground before him. This well cast bronze has a handsome patina and maintains its original base.
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