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French Bronze Sculpture Nude Woman Artist Signed A. RIVET
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Gorgeous large scale bronze sculpture of a nude woman holding a scepter in one hand. Outstanding casting and detail work, especially in her face and hair. Accented with gilded highlights. This sculpture is artist signed A. Rivet, as well as the foundry mark AP.
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