Russian Bronze Contemporary "Yuri Krasni"Sculpture

Anatoly S. Mikhailov (Russian contemporary artist, 19? - 2015) bronze sculpture on a base, The Ruller, 2005. Signed and dated with engraving lower right on the base. Titled lower left on the base. Num

Anatoly S. Mikhailov (Russian contemporary artist, 19? - 2015) bronze sculpture on a base, King, 2006. Signed with engraving lower right on the base. Titled and dated lower left on the base. Numbered

Yury Krasny (Ukraine/Russian Federation artist, 1925-2005) bronze horse sculpture, untitled Picasso style sculpture, signed on back of left hind leg Yuri 18/30, 12" high x 10" x 6"

A Russian bronze sculpture by Evgeny Alexanderovich Lanceray. with soldiers and horses in a battle scene. signed. 20 1/2" x15" x10"reference: Chirstie's New York 04/24/2006 Lot 210, Shapiro Auction Ne

Evgeny Aleksandrovich Lansere, Russian, 1848 to 1886, bronze sculpture, Back to the Fields. Signed in Cyrillic on the base. Marked with a Chopin Foundry mark and dated 1871 on the base. Embossed stamp

Bronze sculpture by Yevgeny Lansere, also spelled as Eugene Lanceray, 1875 to 1946, a Russian artist of the Mir iskusstva movement, brother of the painter Zinaida Serebriakova. The artwork represents

Mikhail Chemiakin, Russian Soviet, born 1943, black patinated bronze sculpture depicting a carnival character, 1998. Mounted on an oval shaped stand. Signed, numbered 2 of 8, dated and stamped on the

Mikhail Chemiakin, Russian Soviet, born 1943, black patinated bronze sculpture depicting a carnival character, 1998. Mounted on an oval shaped stand. Signed, numbered 2 of 8, dated and stamped on the

Paul Petrovich Troubetzkoy, 1866-1938, Russian artist and sculptor. Bronze figurine of a Native American man in tribal attire. Signed and dated 1916 on the lower part of the bronze. Stone base. Antiqu

2 Signed A.M. Bonegor Russian Bronze Sculptures.1). Figural grouping of 2 Cossacks riding downhill on horseback; an excellent sculpture in good condition with a nice medium-dark brown original patina.

After Vasily Grachev Russian Bronze Sculpture. Bronze sculpture titled "Farewell Kiss" after Vasily Grachev, seated figure of a Cossack on horseback kissing a woman goodbye; has a silvered finish and

AFTER EVGENY ALEXANDROVICH LANCERAY, RUSSIAN BRONZE SCULPTURE 1848-18, H 8" L 8.5":Signed. Child on donkey with two donkeys alongside. Signed in Cyrillic.

Prince Paul Troubetzkoy, Russian, 1866 to 1938, a bronze figural sculpture depicting a standing girl with her hands in her hair. Signed to the base. Circa in the early 20th century. Prince Paolo Petro

Measures 19" Long , 17.5" High. Estimate $4.000-5.000

Origin:ColombianDate/Period:20TH C Material:BRONZESize:H:13 3/4inches 29cm W:7 3/4inches 19.5cm L:11 1/2 inches 29cmAdditional Information:.Offered in overall good condition.Some Surface wears, with a

Pierre Tourgueneff, Russian bronze sculpture of a knight, an archer. Lost wax casting method bronze, with brown, green and red patina, mounted on a marble base. This substantial bronze was originally

Antique Russian bronze sculpture of soldier on horse, 13.5"H

Detailed Russian bronze sculpture, troika on a marble base.Sgd. E. Halk. 9 1/2"H. x 18"L. x 9 1/4"D.

SCULPTURE: Joseph McDonnell (American, 1936-), bronze contemporary sculpture, c. 1979, oblong panel with horizontal indentations, fastened to black stone base, signed and dated on right edge on sculpt

Russian, late 19th-early 20th century. A bronze bust of a Roman soldier on marble base, with foundry mark of Felix Chopin and dated 1867 on verso, likely a recast of sculpture by Evgeni Alexandr

Antique Russian bronze sculpture, illegible signature. 8 3/4” H. Shipping in USA or International please contact James Lawrence from the local UPS Store: 954-463-0444, FloridaUPS@gmail.com

PEARL AMSEL SILVERED BRONZE CONTEMPORARY SCULPTURE IN THE STYLE OF HENRY MOORE, c.1977. Height: 7 in. by Width: 7 in. by Depth: 6 1/2 in.

Russian bronze titled "The Cossack Farewell"; Possibly a reproduction from the 1880's; Artist signed but illegible Cyrillic letters; Measures approximately H 15 x W 12 1/2 x D 6 inches; Wear commensur

Joseph Constant (French-Russian, 1892-1969) bronze sculpture of a swan, signed: "Constant." 3.25" H x 13.5" L x 9" D.