AFTER CANOVA, PSYCHE & CUPID, BRONZE SCULPTURE

After Antonio Canova, Italian, 1757 to 1822, antique bronze sculpture Psyche Revived by Cupids Kiss, inspired by the masterpiece created by the artist. This exquisite reproduction captures the essence

An antique French mantel set dated circa 1900. Includes a bronze and marble mantle clock with a patinated spelter sculpture depicting Cupid and Psyche, after the famous sculpture by Antonio Canova. Th

Carved alabaster sculpture, Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss, after Antonio Canova (Italian, 1757-1822), on conforming plinth, losses and restoration, approx 18"h, 19.5"w, 9"d Start Price: $150.00

After Antonio Canova (Italian, 1757-1822), Danish terracotta sculpture titled 'Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss,' with maker's mark ' P. Ipsen Kjøbenhavn Eneret 543' to the reverse, gold-painted finish

Large Antique Cupid Psyche Bronze Sculpture Statue. Unsigned. Provenance: Acquired from the local estate of a central Florida business and community leader known to family, friends and members of the

After Biggi Fausto, Italian bronze sculpture. Depicts the work titled Cupid & Psyche. Signed on base. Work measures 20" x 18" x 12". Good overall condition with minor wear. Hill Auction Gallery will n

CHRETIEN, Eugene-Ernest, (French, 1840-1909): Gilt bronze figural group of Cupid and Psyche, signed at base E. Chretien, overall 35.5" h. x 14.5" x 29". Condition: Scratches, uneven patina, spot of ve

DESCRIPTION: After Auguste Moreau (French,1834) bronze sculpture of "Cupid and Psyche", depicts winged Eros as Cupid God of Love, portrayed acting blindly so his eyes are covered with a blindfold as h

20th century bronze sculpture on marble base, "Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss". Measures 14.1" tall x 16.75" wide x 12" deep. Condition: good, no signs of damages, see images. Weight: 32 lbs.

Empire Style Gilt Bronze and Malachite Mantle Clock. After Canova's Psyche Revived by Cupid Kiss. Rectangular gilt bronze and malachite base with round clock face, topped by gilt bronze winged Eros ho

Marble sculpture 'Cupid and Psyche' after Antonio Canova, (Italian 1757-1822), depicting a recumbent Psyche held in Cupid's embrace, her face lifted for his kiss, rising on a naturalistic base, restin

A pair of bronze clad sculptures by Alois Mayer, 1855 to 1939, an Austrian sculptor. The figurines represent Psyche and Cupid, the characters of Ancient Greek mythology. Each item is signed by the art

A large alabaster model after Antonio Canova's celebrated sculpture: " Psyche revived by Cupid's kiss" or " Amore e Psiche" in Italian. This model dates from the late 19th or early 20th century, proba

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

Paul Ludwig Kowalczewski (Germany, 1865-1910) Cupid and Psyche standing on a square plinth. Signed to the back of plinth P.L. Kowalczewski. Measures approximately 5-1/2" high.

A Large Marble Sculpture, Cupid and PsycheA large 19th century copy of Cupid and Psyche, after the original by Canova.Well carved, lacking Cupid's wings27" wide, 18" tall

Cupid and Psyche Sculpture Our sculpture is a reduction of the renowned masterpiece by Antonio Canova, titled "Psyche Revived by Cupid's Kiss" (in Italian: Amore e Psiche). This sculpture

Cupid and Psyche marble sculpture, after Antonio Canova, late 19th c., 28" x 15" x 10". Condition: Cupid missing wings, Psyche missing portion of one big toe

Cupid, recognized by his wings and arrows, is seen here reviving the lifeless body of Psyche with a kiss. This sculpture is considered a masterpiece of the Neoclassical period. It is a representation

Cupid, recognized by his wings and arrows, is seen here reviving the lifeless body of Psyche with a kiss. This sculpture is considered a masterpiece of the Neoclassical period. It is a representation

Patinated bronze figural sculpture of Cupid, after Italian artist Antoine-Denis Chaudet. 19th Century Grand Tour. Side of rectangular base (incorrectly) engraved Canova. Imperfections. Height: 9 1/4",

Palatial bronze figural group depicting Psyche clutching the foot of Cupid on rocky craig base, circa 20th century. Apparently not signed. Approx. height 41, width 12, depth 9 inches.

Patinated and gilt bronze figural group of Cupid and Psyche standing on verdigris decorated naturalistic base, circa 20th century. Apparently not signed. Presented on removable circular base. Approx.

Mythological fantasy neoclassical subject matter featuring Psyche being revived by Cupid's kiss. The original sculpture was modeled by Antonio Canova in the late 18th century, in Italy and was modeled