ARTEMIS - BRONZE

CONTINENTAL SCHOOL (19th Century)ArtemisBronze with verdigris patina20-

20th century; green patina, modeled as Goddess of Hunt, impressed on base "Houdon," 23 in. H.

"Apollo & Artemis", undated cast bronze, figural sculpture after Antonio Cesaro (Italian), depicting two Greek gods, on black marble plinth, signed in mold to back left of base. Provenance: From the P

Description - Large bronze figure of Artemis. Unsigned. Dimensions - 47" x 25" x 13"

Origin:France Date/Period: 19TH.C Material:Bronze on marble base Size:Height:19in/48cm Base Diameter:7 1/4in 18.5cm Additional Information:Antoine Coyzevox (1640 - 1720) signed.Artemis is the goddess

(late 19th/early 20th century) Bust of Artemis, unsigned, patinated bronze, 21-3/4 x 11-3/4 x 9-1/4 in. Provenance: The Estate of Dr. J. Clayton Davie and Family

signed "F. Barbedienne, fondeur" (likely after Barbedienne), and "A. Collas Brevete Reduction Mecanique" foundry mark on the side. Goddess Artemis known as "Diane de Gabies". 17" high, 5" wide, 4 1/4"

Antique neoclassical portrait sculpture of Greek Goddess Artemis features bronze bust raised on square marble plinth, circa 1890 Measures: 7" H x 3" W x 1.5" D.***IN-HOUSE SHIPPING & DELIVERY QUICK QU

A gold patinated bronze of Artemis / Diana with crescent diadem and coin in hand on red hardstone base. 29"h x 8"w x 13"d.

Jean Antoine Houdon. Bronze sculpture of Artemis, Greek goddess of the hunt. Signed 'Houdon' on base. H 25-1/4" W 10-1/4". Condition: Excellent condition. Arrow is bent. Copy and paste link for high-r

Type: Sculpture Materials: Bronze Markings & Inscriptions: Labeled Date: Late 20th century Maker: Continental Description: Two contemporary neoclassical bronze busts of Artemis and Apollo. Dimensions:

Group of Grand Tour Greek Souvenirs. Including 3 museum quality reproduction Cycladic idols and an antique cast bronze of Artemis of Ephesus. Size: Ranging from 5.5'' x 2.75'' x 1.5'' (14 x 7 x 4 cm)

DESCRIPTION: Sevres porcelain urn featuring foliage laden bronze handles and a fasces form setting for the pineapple crowned lid. Body is decorated with a neo-classical image of Artemis preparing for

A Patinated Bronze Figure of Artemis / Diana. Depicted with wreath in her left hand, and clutching a deer in her right. Unmarked or stamped 19" x 12" x 6"

Antoine Pierre Aubert (French, 19th century) Gilt bronze statue of Artemis Diana with Dog. Bronze sculpture depicts the goddess Artemis with a dog. Base marked "Aubert." Weight approx., 5 lbs Measures

French early 19th C., dial is marked Cailleux with clockwork inscribed "Hemon a Paris". With classical bronze depiction of Artemis seated above the clock, resting on her bow and motioning to a hound.

Continental School, "Zeus of Artemis," 20th c., patinated bronze, on an ebonized plinth, after the fifth century BC original, recovered from the sea and now in the National Archeological Museum in Ath

Beautiful HEAVY Bronze sculpture of Artemis with the Marble Base / signed Size:10" x 7" x 16"

Roman Empire, ca. 43 BCE to 400 CE. This is a cast bronze applique of a bust of a goddess, Diana (Artemis to the Greeks), showing a woman's face and chest with styled hair and headdress similar to the

Roman Empire, ca. 1st to 2nd century CE. Wonderful bronze applique of Dianna - goddess of the hunt, and named Artemis by the Greeks. She wears her signature bow over her right shoulder, hair pulled up

Pair of French style classical bronze figural candelabra depicting Artemis and Apollo. Artemis depicted with a crescent moon diadem and Apollo depicted with a laurel wreath, both clad in classical att

A pair of late 19th/early 20th century Bronze wall plaques. Depicting Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt, and Britomartis the goddess associated with the butterflies and fish. Both presented on mo

**First Time At Auction** Greek, Sicily, Syracuse, Agathokles, ca. 317 to 289 BCE. A bronze AE trias coin struck circa 304 to 289 BCE. Obverse: Draped bust of Artemis Soteira right, quiver over should

Bronze bust of Selene (or Artemis), after Jean-Antoine Houdon (French, 1741-1828), [28 1/2" H x 16 1/4" Diam.]. Rubbing and some losses to patination; adhesive residue.