Zwei monumentale Büsten mit Löwenfell, Italien, 19. Jhdt. - photo 1

Zwei monumentale Büsten mit Löwenfell, Italien, 19. Jhdt.

Lot 4378
19.11.2024 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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ID 1323588
Lot 4378 | Zwei monumentale Büsten mit Löwenfell, Italien, 19. Jhdt.
Zwei monumentale Büsten mit Löwenfell, Italien, 19. Jhdt.
Schwarzer und weißer Marmor, poliert. Lebensgroße, fein ausgearbeitete Büsten eines farbigen Mannes und einer Frau mit lockigem Haar. Sie tragen jeweils einen plastisch ausgearbeiteten Löwenkopf mit weit ausgearbeitetem Maul, der ihre Gesichter umrandet und dessen Tatzen sich über ihre Brust kreuzen. Die Felle sind aus weißem Marmor gearbeitet. Um den Hals tragen sie eine Löwenzahnkette aus weiß-gelblichem Marmor. Sehr schönes Zusammenspiel von weißem und schwarzem Marmor. Auf einem orange-grau-weiß gemaserten, quadratischen Marmorsockel. Marmor mit kleinen Bestoßungen. Ein Sockel minimal bestoßen, ein Sockel beschädigt. Maße 88 x 54 cm. Kaufbeleg aus der 87. Auktion von Schloss Ahlden von 1994 anbei.
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Provenienz: Aus hessischem Privatbesitz. Ursprünglich aus dem Jagdschloss Valnes in Süd-Dänemark. Erworben in der Antiquitäten Auktion von Schloss Ahlden am 25./26. März 1994.


Keywords: Jagdlich,
Two monumental Italian busts with lion fur, 19th century
Two monumental Italian busts with lion fur, 19th century
Black and white marble, polished. Life-size, elaborately sculpted busts of a coloured man and a woman with curly hair. Each of them is wearing a three-dimensional lion head with distinctively wide jaws surrounding their faces, the paws crossed over their chests. The furs are crafted in white marble. They wear a lion tooth necklace of whitish-yellow marble. Beautiful synergy of white and black marble. On a square base of orange-grey-white grained marble. Marble with minor knocks. One base minimally knocked, the other one damaged. Dimensions 88 x 54 cm.
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Provenance: From private ownership in Hesse. Initially from the Valnes hunting lodge in southern Denmark. Acquired at the antiques auction at Ahlden House on 25th/26th March 1994.
Condition: II -


Keywords: Jagdlich,
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