THREE GRACES CAST SCULPTURE VICTORIA ALBERT

Three Graces If Only These Three Young Beauties Could Talk! These Three Personifications Of Gracefulness From The Victoria & Albert Museum In London Were The Constant Attendants Of Aphrodite, The Godd

Three Graces If Only These Three Young Beauties Could Talk! These Three Personifications Of Gracefulness From The Victoria & Albert Museum In London Were The Constant Attendants Of Aphrodite, The Godd

Three Figural Groups 20th Century comprising a resin figural group depicting The Three Graces after Antonio Canova's marble sculpture in the Victoria and Albert Museum, with impressed V&A mark to the

Three Graces If Only These Three Young Beauties Could Talk! These Three Personifications Of Gracefulness From The Victoria and Albert Museum In London Were The Constant Attendants Of Aphrodite, The Go

Three GracesIf only these three young beauties could talk! These three personifications of gracefulness from the Victoria Albert Museum in London were the constant attendants of Aphrodite, the goddess

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”.

Continental biscuit porcelain sculpture, The Three Graces, after Albert Bertel Thorvaldsen [Thorwaldsen] (Danish, active in Italy, 1770-1844), underside with impressed mark 2265, approx

A complete set of three books titled Catalogue of Italian sculpture in the Victoria and Albert Museum by John Pope-Hennessy. Published by Her Majestys Stationery Office, Butler and Tanner Ltd., London

Condition :This sculpture is in a perfect condition.Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 8" x Width 4"Marble Dimensions: 4" x 3"Height without base: 5"Approximate Weight: 5 LBSOriginal Reproduct

The original sculpture of the Three Graces, daughters of Zeus, supported a bronze urn that held the ashes of King Henri II of France (1519–59). The King’s widow, Catherine de Médicis,

Large patinated cast-iron fountain, The Three Graces, modeled after the original 19th c. sculpture by Antonio Canova (Italian, 1757-1822), having three graduated tiers, over floral twined central colu

"The Three Graces" (Daughters of Zeus) Bronze Greek Mythological Group Figurines on Black Marble Base. 100% bronze hot cast by lost wax method guaranteed by "Bronze Masters" Foundry Mark. dimensions:

After Louis-Albert Carvin (French, 1875 - 1951), and signed "L. Carvin" in cast, depicting three greyhounds in a chase in patinated and silvered metal, on an oval Mexican Onyx base. 11,5" H x 27" L x

Romain de Tirtoff 'Erte' (Russian / French, 1892-1990) 'The Three Graces' Sculpture 1987, signed 'Erte' on top back of base, 'Fine Art Acquisitions' stamped to back of base, #48/375, accompanied by ar

Crafted of fine Italian bronze. Art Nouveau French bronze sculptural centerpiece of The Three Graces. Signed with F. Barbedienne Foundry Mark. Good condition with age related wear.Measures 17" x 7". I

After Antonio Canova, "Three Graces" sculpture, After Antonio Canova (Italian, 1757-1822), carved Grand tour alabaster sculpture, in two pieces, no visible signature, 20.5"h x 8.5"w x 5.25"d

The Three Graces Sculpture Our rendition of Antonio Canova's neoclassical masterpiece, The Three Graces, portrays the mythological trio of charites, who were the daughters of Zeus. From left to r

Made From Reconstitued Marble-reproduction Of Sculptor Antonio Canova- 15.5" T Base- 9.5" X 5.5"

-"THE THREE GRACES SCULPTURE" SCULPTURE-SIZE 23" TALL X 14" WIDE BASEJR 01/16

Three Graces Sculpture Signed

DESCRIPTION: Three Graces Sculpture Bronze and Glass Console Table. This is a patinated bronze and round glass table with figural bronze sculptural base designed with a grouping of three classical fem

Bronze sculpture titled "The Three Graces" by Erte; Back bottom of sculpture is signed; Back edge of the base is numbered 352/375 and inscribed "Fine Art Acquisitions" and dated 1987; Measures approxi

of Native American women. Martha Pettigrew (Am. B. 1950) on a spinning base. Signed 1998, 3/50. 12 1/4" high, 14" wide, 14" deep. Property of a Southbury, CT Trust.

Ferdinando de Luca (Italian, 20th century) "The Three Graces," Neoclassical bronze sculpture, mounted to marble base, signed on base reverse: "F. de Luca." Overall: 12" H x 7.25" W x 4.25" D. Provenan