After Giacometti, Walking Man Bronze Sculpture

Bronze sculpture depicting a walking man after Alberto Giacometti. Signed to top of bronze base. Measures 14 1/2" (37cm) height + 1 1/4" (3cm) marble base.

Bronze sculpture depicting a walking man after Alberto Giacometti. Signed to top of bronze base. Measures 16 1/4" (37cm) height + 1 1/4" marble base.

Dimensions: Height 17'' x Width 12'' Approximate Weight: 13 LBS

After Alberto Giacometti's 1948 sculpture, Three Men Walking. Lost wax casting method bronze, with brown patina, mounted on a marble base. 17" X 12". 27 lbs.

Old Recast This sculpture is in perfect condition.ITEM DESCRIPTION:TITLE: “WALKING MAN”AUTHOR: ALBERTO GIACOMETTIMATERIAL: BRONZEMEASURES WITHOUT BASE: HEIGHT 35 cm x WIDTH 9 cm x DEPTH 8 cmBASE:

Old Recast This sculpture is in perfect condition.ITEM DESCRIPTION:TITLE: “WALKING MAN”AUTHOR: ALBERTO GIACOMETTIMATERIAL: BRONZEMEASURES WITHOUT BASE: HEIGHT 35 cm x WIDTH 9 cm x DEPTH 8 cmBASE:

Old Recast This sculpture is in perfect condition.ITEM DESCRIPTION:TITLE: “WALKING MAN”AUTHOR: ALBERTO GIACOMETTIMATERIAL: BRONZEMEASURES WITHOUT BASE: HEIGHT 35 cm x WIDTH 9 cm x DEPTH 8 cmBASE:

Old Recast This sculpture is in perfect condition.ITEM DESCRIPTION:TITLE: “WALKING MAN”AUTHOR: ALBERTO GIACOMETTIMATERIAL: BRONZEMEASURES WITHOUT BASE: HEIGHT 35 cm x WIDTH 9 cm x DEPTH 8 cmBASE:

This sculpture is hot cast bronze metal and was handmade using the ancient lost wax process. This reproduction sculpture is mounted on a real marble base.Bronze Dimensions: Height 17" x Width 12"Appro

Bronze sculpture titled 'Three Men Walking after Alberto Giacometti. Signed to bronze base. Measures 13" x 11 1/2" x 17" height including marble base.

Bronze sculpture titled 'Three Men Walking after Alberto Giacometti. Signed to bronze base. Measures 13" x 11 1/2" x 16" height including marble base.

Measures approx. 45"h. Item is a figure of a walking man in black patinated bronze in the style of Giacometti. Found in a collection in a Texas home approx. 40 years ago. Item is well executed and sta

Bronze Walking Man sculpture after Alberto Giacometti, 1962. This example cast later. 14.5" H x 9" W x 4.5" D.

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