American Patinated Bronze of “Greeting the Dawn”
$1,950.00
SKU: AN01336
Dimension: 28.50"H x "W x 9.75"D
Dimensions: 28-½”H x 9-¾”Diameter
A gorgeously patinated bronze female nude, “Greeting the Dawn” done by an unknown American artist. Seamlessly mounted on a cylindrical white marble base. Elevate any space to the next level of sophistication with this fine work of art. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look.
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Dimensions: 28-½”H x 9-¾”Diameter
A gorgeously patinated bronze female nude, “Greeting the Dawn” done by an unknown American artist. Seamlessly mounted on a cylindrical white marble base. Elevate any space to the next level of sophistication with this fine work of art. Make sure to view the detailed images for a closer look.
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| Dimensions | 9.75 × 28.50 in |
|---|---|
| Age | Antique / Vintage |
| Condition | Good |
| Date of Manufacture | 2000s |
| Period | |
| Place of Origin | |
| Style | |
| Materials | Bronze, Fired, Forged, hand crafted, Marble, Metal, patinated, Stone |
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