Paul Wegner

Paul Wegner Hello Louis polychrome/enamel, bronze sculpture. Depicts legendary architect of jazz. Signed on the base, P. Wegner, and numbered 51/175. 20 1/2"H x 23"L. Base is 2 1/4"

DESCRIPTION: 93/175 Bronze sculpture by American artist Paul Wegner (b. 1950) titled "Sunday Morning Jazz"; Depicting three musicians busts surmounting tuxedos playing wind instruments into a micropho

DESCRIPTION: A Paul Wegner cold painted patinated bronze statue. Titled "Lady Day" depicting a musical themed portrait of Billy Holiday. Signed "P. Wegner" and numbered "137/175" at base, published by

Paul Wegner (American, 20th C.) "Saddle Up" 1986 Bronze. Numbered (105/175) on base. Comes with certificate of authenticity. Paul Wegner soon after graduating college and becoming a professional sculp

“Saddle Up”. 1987. The faux marble base signed, numbered 11/175. Patinated Bronze in Colors. Height 35”. Width 25”. (Cond: good) (4000/5000)

LADY DAY, 1995, cold painted and patinated bronze sculpture, signed, numbered 6/175, published by Dyansen Studio, with certificate, overall 30 x 29 x 19”.

(American, b. 1950). Abstract sculpture of legendary architect of jazz, Louis Armstrong, 20 1/2 in. H., 12 in. at base

Artist: Paul Wegner Title: Lady Day Medium: Cold Painted Bronze Sculpture Size: 30" x 29" x 19" Year: 1995 Signed: Etched Signed with Edition Number by the Artist Certificate: Gallery Certificate incl

circa 1993 patinated bronze on a round marble base inscribed and numbered 24/175 Provenance: The Estate of Barron Hilton 19 1/2 inches high

Paul Wegner (American/Louisiana: B. 1950) original cold painted bronze sculpture titled "Close Enough For Jazz". Signed to base "P. Wegner". Numbered 105/175 world wide. Foundry: Fine Art Acquisitions

MUSICALLY INCLINED, cold painted and patinated bronze sculpture with round glass table top, signed and numbered 62/100 at base leg, 25” tall, glass 24” diameter.

Paul Wegner, American (b. 1950) 1995 Cold Painted and Patinated Bronze Sculpture, "Lady Day", Signed in cast, Edition of 175. Published by Dyansen Studio. Depicting Billie Holiday singing with saxopho

In his unique style, bronze is signed, and measures a whopping 34 1/2" high, and 26" wide. Depicts black mid century musicians playing jazz. This bronze is 1 of a kind and retailed for $14,500. Note b

"In the Groove" Polychrome painted bronze Signed to end of piano: 76/175 Art Renaissance DS / P. Wegner 1997 18" H x 18" W x 14" D Provenance: Estate, West Hollywood, CA.

Paul Wegner (American/Louisiana: B. 1950) original cold painted bronze sculpture titled "Bourbon Street". Signed to base "P. Wegner". Numbered 78/175 world wide. Foundry: Fine Art Acquisitions 1985. M

Paul Wegner(American, b. 1950)"Swingin' Blowin' Playin'", 1986bronze and cold-painted bronzesigned, dated and copyright-marked along one side of bottom edge, numbered "127/175" alo

Paul Wegner (American, b. 1950) Mardi Gras Marshal, 1988 signed, dated and numbered '17/150' on reverse of sash patinated bronze Height 38 inches.

Paul Wegner (American, b. 1950) Violin Trio patinated Bronze Height 16 inches.

Paul Douglas Wegner (American b. 1950), 'Sing 'Em Low,' 1987, cold painted and patinated bronze, depicting a jazz trio in brightly colored clothes playing a bass, a trumpet, and a piano, rising from a

Paul Wegner (American, b. 1950) Close Enough For Jazz, 1984 Cold painted bronze 29-1/2 x 28-1/2 x 14-1/2 inches (74.9 x 72.4 x 36.8 c

JUST BLOWIN THRU, 1986, cold painted and patinated bronze sculpture, signed, numbered 102/250, published by Dyansen Studio, 14” tall including base. Provenance: Dyansen Gallery, with certificate.

"Saddle Up"; patinated bronze; signed and numbered 109/175 to base 30 1/4 x 26 x 19 in. (76.8 x 66 x 48.3 cm.)

(American, b. 1950) Paul Wegner Bronze

Paul Wegner bronze of a painter. Marked P. WEGNER 1988. Measures approx 20 1/2" high x 13" wide. Will not ship due to size can refer local shippers.