Jason and the golden fleece Sculpture Classical Greek Mythology Bronze Statue

Medium brown patina, Susse Freres Foundry. Alfred Larson (1851 - 1898) was awarded the prestigious Prix de Rome for this model in 1876, 1st prize for sculpture, and later exhibited in the Exposition U

Alfred Desire Lanson (French 1851-1898), 'Jason and the Golden Fleece', bronze figural statue, signed 'Lanson Scpt' and Susses Freres Foundry to opposite sides of base. Approximate dimensions: h. 29.5

Jason with the Golden Fleece bronze statue, on black marble base. ( signed on back A. CARRIER ), in nice estate condition, nice patina, measures 25 1/2" tall. From fine Chester, New York estate.

19th century or earlier, depicting Jason with the Golden Fleece, on a later wooden plinth. Old Parke-Bernet sticker at the bottom. Dimensions: 2 3/4" x 2 1/4", the overall height is 7".

Step into the world of classical mythology with this spectacular antique bronze statue attributed to the masterful Tiziano Aspetti, depicting Mars, the God of War. This commanding sculpture stands as

A classical bronze sculpture of Psyche and Pandora of Greek Mythology. Intricate detail in bronze cast. Etched into bronze, H. Dumaige Sculp. Measures approx 8x 18 inches. Significant weight to piece.

A bronze sculpture attributed to Antoine Louis Barye (French, 1795-1875). Titled "Theseus Fighting the Centaur Bianor," cast circa 1867. A Mannerist figural work depicting the Classical Greek hero The

Manner of Albert Bertel Thorvaldsen (Danish 1770-1844), large parcel gilt bronze figure taking inspiration from the 1802 sculpture 'Jason with the Golden Fleece', apparently unsigned. Approximate dime

after BERTEL THORLVALDSEN (Danish 1770-1844) A SCULPTURE, "Jason with the Golden Fleece," 20TH CENTURY, bronze with brown patina, with the cast signature, "B. Thorvaldsen," on a square marble base. He

A finely cast bronze statue modeled after the Classical ancient Greek Discobolus of Myron. A figural discus thrower figure. Mounted to a marble plinth. No apparent signature.Dimensions: 13 X 6 X 3.5 i

DESCRIPTION: Antique neoclassical bronze planter crafted as (Crius Chrysomallus), the winged ram with golden fleece pursued by Jason and the Argonauts, at the tail end of a rython cup form planter pro

Classical bronze sculpture of Aphrodite after the antique, modeled as the Greek goddess of desire and fertility (Venus in Roman mythology), standing contrapposto, unmarked. Provenance: From the Collec

Venus De Milo Statue. The beauty and power of Greek art and mythology are captured in these elegant figurines. Sculptures made of quality cold cast bronze. Featuring recasts of hundreds of significant

A stunning Greek mythology bronze statue depicting "Pan" the god of the wild, sitting with a woman and a child. The half-goat half-man is sitting closely by his flute, while the child looks up at him.

Erte, Romain de Tirtoff (Russian/French, 1892-1990) "Golden Fleece" Art Deco Revival cold painted and patinated bronze sculpture with gilt bronze details depicting a standing female figure with horns,

Jason and the Golden Fleece parian mythological sculpture, after the model by Bertel Thorvaldsen, with marks to base. 12.5” H x 5” W x 4” D. Note: the original is in the Thorvaldsens Museum, Cop

Total Dimensions: Height 32'' x Width 15''Approximate Weight: 55 LBSOriginal Reproduction: Reproduction

Jason and the Golden Fleece, 20th C., Bronze after the antique (KIPO6506) {WT} Dimensions: 25.5" H x 10" Dia. at base. Provenance:"Gold Coast Gatsby Era Waterfront Estate", located at 530 East Shore

Bronze GreeK Mythology sculpture of Apollo with pelt around shoulder. Unsigned. Measures 24" tall.

Bronze Greek Mythology Statue Satyr by Mike Hosch '77. Carries artist name, date and is marked with a copyright and 1/24. Approximately 5 inches x 4 inches.

Atlas, the primordial Titan in Greek mythology, is seen in his ancient duty of supporting the heavens. Atlas was punished to stand a the western edge of Gaia the Earth and to hold up Uranus the Sky on

Atlas, the primordial Titan in Greek mythology, is seen in his ancient duty of supporting the heavens. Atlas was punished to stand a the western edge of Gaia the Earth and to hold up Uranus the Sky on

Atlas, the primordial Titan in Greek mythology, is seen in his ancient duty of supporting the heavens. Atlas was punished to stand a the western edge of Gaia the Earth and to hold up Uranus the Sky on

This lovely sculpture of this romantic couple is one of the fiction tales. Cupid and Psyche embrace each other at last after so much they had to endure to get to where they got. She falls in love with