Bronze Sculpture Of Blind Folded Eros With Young Psykhe After Auguste Moreau

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Bronze Sculpture Of Blind Folded Eros With Young Psykhe After Auguste Moreau Circa - 1890 Composition - Bronze Brief History Of Sculptor Auguste Moreau 1834-1917 Paris Born Moreau Was The Youngest Of Three Brothers Born Of Sculptor Jean-Baptiste Moreau. His Figurative Sculptures Are Highly Renowned For Their Quality, Realism And Beauty. In 1861 Auguste Made His debut At The Salon Where He Exhibited Regularly Until 1913. His Is Best Known For Subjects Of Allegorical Scenes Including Cupids And Young Children As Well As Birds And Sensuously Clad Young Maidens. Listing Description Wonderful French Myological Bronze Sculpture Showpiece After Auguste Moreau Of Winged Eros As Cupid God Of Love, Portrayed Acting Blindly So His Eyes Are Covered With A Blindfold As He Wields The Flame of Love (Lit Torcher) In Right Arm. Young Psykhe Kneeling Waving (Left Side) To Eros Wondering Why She Cannot Been Seen By Him. Fine Quality Figures In Exception Detail With Original Rich Patina. Both Figures Set Upon Circular Plinth Of Abundant Grasses And Foliage With Black Marble Stepped Pediment. Provenance Part Of Lord Hill Museum Private Collection Dimensions In Inches Height 17" Width 9" Base Diam 8"