Pierre Uselding, Diana Bathing, 1879

Pierre Uselding (French, b. 1849) Diana Bathing, 1879 Oil on canvas. Signed lower right "Pierre Uselding 1879" 39" x 26" ; no frame. Provenance: Christie's Sale 8599, December 2, 199

36 1/2 inches high

each with blue beehive mark; the first: titled "Diana in Bade", with black painted number "218", hand painted with a scene of Diana bathing and her attendants, signed "A. Ritter"; the second: titled "

Pierre Patout, (6) armchairs, SS Ile de France, Pierre Patout (1879-1965) , c. 1927, France, carved and stained sycamore, light brown mohair velvet upholstery, used in the 1st class dining room of the

Pierre Survage(1879-1968, Russian/French), "Le Soleil Dans La Ville, #31," oil on canvas, signed lower right, titled verso, presented in a silvered and gilt frame, H.- 25 1/2 in., W.- 25 1/2 in.

DESCRIPTION: Antique bronze sculpture after Pierre Le Faguays depicting Diana, goddess of the hunt, aiming her bow to the heavens. Marked on base "A.S.B.". CIRCA: Early to mid-20th Century ORIGIN: Fra

Pierre Le Faquays (French 1892-1935) bronze sculpture of Diana the Huntress. Stamp and inscription from the Susse Freres Foundry in Paris. 26" H. Early 20th century. Provenance: Estate of Bill Zarnon,

A French patinated bronze figure: Dianaafter Pierre Roche (French, 1855-1922)Raised on a green marble base.height of bronze 25 1/4in (64cm) Provenance:Property from the Collection of Joseph Bednarz,

Pierre Christin (France, b.1935) - Woman Bathing, Oil on Canvas. Signed. Framed. 21x12cm. Frame: 32x23cm.

Artist Name: Pierre Auguste Renoir | Title of Art: (Plate Four) Diana (The Huntress) c.1867 | Medium: Fine Art Print | Signed in Plate & Unnumbered | Art Size: Approx 8 x 10 | Offered Unframed. Framin

Artist Name: Pierre Auguste Renoir | Title of Art: (Plate Four) Diana (The Huntress) c.1867 | Medium: Fine Art Print | Signed in Plate & Unnumbered | Art Size: Approx 8 x 10 | Offered Unframed. Framin

Mythology Etching Diana From the painting By Pierre Lagarde, 11" X 14" on vellum paper, see pictures for condition. HANDLING and SHIPPING For USA $10. FOR INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING, ask for an estimate.

Pierre Patout (French, 1879-1965) pair of upholstered arm chairs from the first class dining room on luxury ocean liner S.S. Normandie, Art Deco design with curved backs, ribbed seat rails, bronze mou

Pierre Patout (French, 1879-1965) pair of upholstered arm chairs from the first class dining room on luxury ocean liner S.S. Normandie, Art Deco design with curved backs, ribbed seat rails, bronze mou

After a vase by Pierre Lenoir (French 1879 - 1953). Bronze. Figural. 54 1/8" h x 35" w x 17 1/2" d.

Pierre Patout (French, 1879-1965) arm chairs from the first class dining room on luxury ocean liner S.S. Normandie, Art Deco design with curved back, ribbed seat rail, bronze mounts. 34.5" H x 22.5" W

Mêne, Pierre-Jules (1810-1879) Deux chevaux Description: Bronze sculpture, signed at the base Pierre Jules Mêne Dimension (PO): 15" x 22" x 10" Dimension (CM): 38.10 x 55.88 x 25.40 cm <

Jules-Pierre Mene (1810-1879) 19th C Bronze Casting of Mountain Ram, Signed. Measures 5 x 6.5 x 3 inches,

Bronze sculpture of Diana after Pierre Roche. Spuriously engraved Tiffany Co to base near figure's right foot. Measures 26" height + 1" green marble base.

Pierre-Jules Mene (French, 1810-1879) Two Pointers Circa 1900. The casting of two English pointers on a naturalistic base signed in the casting is patinated to a rich brown and displayed on the origin

bronze; signed and dated "Marius Montagne 1867" to base; Provenance: The Estate of David Karpeles, the Karpeles Manuscript Museum, Montecito, CA; 7 inches wide; 11 inches deep; 17 inches high;

NOUVEAU "DIANA" BRONZE SCULPTURE AFTER PIERRE ROCHE: After Pierre Roche, signed "Roche". Wonderful garden patina. 54.5"h 26"w x 16"d.

1869; bronze with brown patination; signed and dated in casting; on an integral base mounted to a plinth; Provenance: The Estate of Bertha Hernandez, San Marino CA; 30 inches wide;16 inches deep; 25 i

Art Deco style patinated and polychrome bronze, "Diana the huntress," after the original by Pierre Le Faguays (Pierre Le Faguays, French, 1892-1962), inscribed artist last name and foundry Susse Frere