E. Halk. Russian Bronze Sculpture. Troika. .

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

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

Vassili Yacovlevitch Grachev (Russian, 1831-1905) Bronze Sculpture, Late 19th/early 20th C., "Troika Ride", H 4" W 4.5" L 10" | Signed in Cyrillic. Renaissance brown patina. Depicting a Troika being d

A Russian bronze sculpture after Eugene Lanceray (also Eugene Lansere) (Yevgeny Yevgenyevich Lanceray) (Russian, 1875-1946). A figural figural horse and carriage group depicting a traditional Russian

Russian bronze figural sculpture by Vassili Yakovlevich Grachev (Russian, 1831-1905) titled "Winter Troika", modeled as horses drawing figures in a sleigh, signed to malachite base in Cyrillic. [4" H

ALEXEI GRATCHEFF (RUSSIAN 1780-1850), BRONZE SCULPTURE, H 10", L 15", "THE MILEPOST" - TROIKA:Signed. W 10". Three figures under blankets in sleigh. Russian sculpture, bronze group, "The Milepost", ca

Eugene Lanceray (Russian, 1848-1886), "Arab Fantasia," 1877, bronze sculpture, signed lower right E. LANCERAY by Fx. Chopine Foundry, St. Petersburg. Dimensions: H: 14 in., (35.5 cm.)

MONACO (E.106), 1990, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed, numbered 327/375, published by Chalk Vermilion and Seven Arts, overall 21 x 13 x 10 ½”.

BYZANTINE (E.170), 1987, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed, numbered 323/375, published by Chalk & Vermilion & Seven Arts, overall 20 x 9 ½ x 3 ½”.

JOIE DE VIVRE (E.174), 1990, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed, numbered 367/375, published by Chalk & Vermilion & Seven Arts, overall 23 ½ x 10 ½ x 8 ¼”.

CHINCHILLA (E.163), 1980, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed, numbered 372/375, published by Chalk & Vermilion and Seven Arts, overall 21 ½ x 9 ¼ x 8 ½”.

CABARET (E.109), 1988, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed, numbered 359/375, published by Chalk & Vermilion and Seven Arts, overall 23 ¼ x 15 ½ x 7”.

LA TOSCA (E.176), 1989, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed, numbered 389/500, published by Seven Arts London, overall 19 ¾ x 8 ½ x 7”.

VENUS (E.39), 1987, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed, numbered 113/375, published by Chalk & Vermilion and Seven Arts, overall 23 ¾ x 15 x 6”, including marble base.

RIGOLETTO (E.161), 1988, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed and numbered 157/375, published by Chalk & Vermillion and Sevenarts, 19 ¾ x 18 ¼ x 5 ½”, weight 34 lbs.

DUETTO (E.135), 1989, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed, numbered 246/500, published by Seven Arts London, overall 18 x 19 x 7”.

THREE GRACES (E.147), 1987, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed, numbered 364/375, published by Fine Art Acquisition, overall 16 x 12 ½ x 8”.

MADAME BUTTERFLY (E.110), 1989, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed, numbered 49/500, published by Seven Arts LTD London, overall 19 ½ x 12 x 6”.

ASIAN PRINCESS (E.186), 1988, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed, numbered 266/375, published by Chalk & Vermilion and Seven Arts, overall 20 ¾ x 18 ½ x 12â€.

ANGEL (E.55), 1984, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed, numbered AP 16/35, published by Fine Art Association/ JM, overall 13 ½ x 22 x 6”.

PLEASURE OF THE COURTESAN (E.184), 1988, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture (chain wrap pattern varies from catalogue illustration), signed, numbered 77/375, published by Chalk & Vermilion and Seven A

BAL TABARIN (E.165), 1989, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed, numbered 192/375, published by Chalk Vermilion and Seven Arts, overall 18 ½ x 8 ¾ x 7”.

No. 1 (E.178), 1988, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed, numbered AP 31/37 (artist’s proof), published by Chalk Vermilion and Seven Arts, overall 20 ½ x 7 ¾ x 6 ½”.

ARCTIC SEA (E.134), 1988, cold-painted cast bronze sculpture, signed, numbered 233/375, published by Chalk & Vermilion and Seven Arts, overall 28 ¾ x 13 ½ x 10â€.