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Bronze by Austrian Sculptor Rudolph Kuchler 1910
‘The Flower Seller’ by Austrian Sculptor Rudolph Kuchler 1910
A beautiful Art Nouveau patinated bronze figure of a maiden in a diaphanous gown offering a flower and holding a basket of flowers, by the Viennese sculptor Rudolph Kuchler (1867-1946).
His style was predominately figurative and Art Nouveau.
This charming figure of a flower seller is very finely detailed with excellent hand finished chasing especially to the folds of her gown. The bronze is signed R Kuchler and has a foundry seal. A decorative and charming figure. Rudolph Kuchler (1867-1946) was born in Vienna and died in Berlin. Küchler studied at the Vienna Art Academy from 1883 to 1890 and then worked in Berlin and Hamburg. He was commissioned to design commemorative medals for the First World War by Julius Menadier.
Dimensions:W: 12cm (4.7")H: 33cm (13")D: 19cm (7.5") WE CAN BE CONTACTED ANYTIME ON MOBILE 07966 398123
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We have a wonderful selection of Fine Period Furniture, Good Early Oak and other Decorative Antique Home Furnishings. We are based in the Heart of Northumberland by Hadrian's Roman Wall.
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SellerMalcolm Eglin Antiques
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Malcolm Eglin Antiques
By appointment only
Hexham
Nothumberland,
England
Tel : 07966 398123
Non UK callers : +44 7966 398123
A beautiful Art Nouveau patinated bronze figure of a maiden in a diaphanous gown offering a flower and holding a basket of flowers, by the Viennese sculptor Rudolph Kuchler (1867-1946).
His style was predominately figurative and Art Nouveau.
This charming figure of a flower seller is very finely detailed with excellent hand finished chasing especially to the folds of her gown. The bronze is signed R Kuchler and has a foundry seal. A decorative and charming figure. Rudolph Kuchler (1867-1946) was born in Vienna and died in Berlin. Küchler studied at the Vienna Art Academy from 1883 to 1890 and then worked in Berlin and Hamburg. He was commissioned to design commemorative medals for the First World War by Julius Menadier.
Dimensions:W: 12cm (4.7")H: 33cm (13")D: 19cm (7.5") WE CAN BE CONTACTED ANYTIME ON MOBILE 07966 398123
FRIENDLY COURTEOUS, CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE SERVICE.
OUR BUSINESS
We have a wonderful selection of Fine Period Furniture, Good Early Oak and other Decorative Antique Home Furnishings. We are based in the Heart of Northumberland by Hadrian's Roman Wall.
DELIVERIES
We are pleased to offer a delivery service to any UK mainland address, most deliveries are done by ourselves unless you choose to use your own carrier. Please Note Prior to using the 'Buy Now' button, please contact us to organise delivery costs.
Please contact us without obligation for a delivery quote.
PAYMENT
We accept payment by PayPal, credit card, debit card, cheque or cash.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
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Period Art Nouveau Antiques
Material Bronze
Origin Austrian
Item code as162a1019 / 024497
Status Sold
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View all stock from
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By appointment onlyHexham
Nothumberland,
England
Tel : 07966 398123
Non UK callers : +44 7966 398123
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