Regula Figurative Statue by E. Bouret, Late 1800s

Description

Regula subject with brown patina signed Eutrope Bouret (1833-1906). Bouret was a French sculptor known for his many works, notably … more Regula subject with brown patina signed Eutrope Bouret (1833-1906). Bouret was a French sculptor known for his many works, notably the marble statue of Psyché au tribunal de Vénus.
This subject depicts a young dancer, coiffed with roses, wearing a light drapery that partially reveals her bosom. The woman, with a joyful face, raises a tambourine above her head.
The piece rests on a circular base with a wooden throat.
This regule sculpture is a skilful blend of music, youth and, by extension, carefreeness.

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Period: 2nd half 19th century

Good condition. Wear relative to the age of the work.

Dimensions:
Height : 48,5 cm
Width : 24 cm
Depth : 24 cm

Weight : 3,20 Kg
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