Virgin and Child. Neoclassical style sculpture in white ceramic (biscuit). 19th C French work.

Virgin and Child. Neoclassical style sculpture in white ceramic (biscuit). French work from the 19th century, follower of Louis-Simon Boizot (1743-1809).

Virgin and Child. Neoclassical style sculpture in white ceramic (biscuit) finely carved. Sitting on a rock, she presents the child standing with open arms and crushes the serpent symbol of evil with her feet. French work from the 19th century, follower of Louis-Simon Boizot (1743-1809).

This sculpture is presented on its green marble base.

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St George and the dragon. Important carved wooden statue. 17th century.

St George and the dragon. Important carved wooden statue. The saint, dressed in antique style, tramples the dragon and holds it chained. Rare representation where the saint tames and masters evil.

17th century

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Miniature on paper representing St. John the Baptist. French work from the late 18th century.

Miniature on paper representing St. John the Baptist in a medallion, surrounded by a fine floral embroidery. The whole is presented in a frame topped by a pediment in carved and gilded wood.

French work from the late 18th century.

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St Roch. 17th C carved, gilded and polychrome wooden statue. From Spain. Sold.

St Roch. Carved, gilded and polychrome wooden statue. The saint, dressed as a pilgrim, raises his coat to show the plague bubo symbolizing his fight against the disease. He is accompanied by a lord’s dog bringing him bread.

The scene is presented on an original base with Baroque decoration.

Spain, 17th century

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Virgin and Child. 17th C Statue in carved gilded and polychrome walnut wood. Spanish work (Castile?).

Virgin and Child. Statue in carved gilded and polychrome walnut wood. The Crowned Virgin  holds a bouquet of flowers in one hand and, the Child in the other. The rich decoration of the dress and of the coat treated in sgraffito and the solemn expression of the faces are typical of a Spanish work (Castile?).

17th century.

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Saint deacon. Carved oak statue. Late 15th century.

Saint deacon. Carved oak statue. Standing, dressed in a dalmatic, he holds a book against him and a palm, symbol of his martyrdom, in his right hand.  (Probably St Lawrence of Rome).

Late 15th century.

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Saint Sebastian. 16th C Statue in carved and polychrome wood. From Spain.

Saint Sebastian. Statue in carved and polychrome wood. Tied to a tree, dressed simply in a loincloth, the body pierced by arrows, the saint suffers his martyrdom with a serene face.

Spain XVI°.

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