"Hauling In, " Possibly Unique Art Deco Bronze Sculpture with Male Nudes, 1931

One of the most powerful depictions of the male nude we have ever offered, "L'Effort" was sculpted by Joseph Witterwulghe, a Belgian sculptor, in the late 1920s. The sculptor studied...

Extraordinarily powerful and poignant, this sculpture depicts a powerful nude helmeted soldier carrying and pulling his brother to safety after a serious injury on the battlefield. ...

One of the most celebrated figural sculptures of the 20th century, and one of the finest depictions of the male figure from the 1920s and 30s, this extremely rare bronze by Cecil de Blaquiere Howard depicts two boxers, one triumphant and one defeated, in the heat of the match. Each of the two nudes is beautifully captured in a scene that is compact and complex, with the standing figure stepping over and around the fallen figure below. The sculpture is depicting a dramatic moment in the boxing ring, but it is also presenting two male figures at their peak of physical perfection. Howard was born in Canada, brought up in America, and trained under sculptors such as James Fraser...

Large, bold and provocative, this very rare bronze sculpture depicts a powerful, muscled nude male figure endeavoring to lift an enormous rock, his legs splayed and his body tensed t...

Lost-wax bronze sculpture covered with brown patina made by Alfredo Pina (1883 - 1966). Signed A. PINA on the base. Foundry seal A.G. 11, Paris. N°17 France, CIRCA 1930. Pierre Kje...

Abel R. Philippe  "Mother playing with her child," an Art Deco silvered bronze group, on a polychromed bronze base, signed on the base, circa 1930s.

Art Deco Heinrich Karl Scholz Declaration of Love Patinated Bronze Sculpture Austria, 1919 DIMENSIONS Height: 13.75 inches Width: 6.75 inches Depth: 4.75 inches ABOUT This Art Deco brown-patinated bronze sculpture, stunning with its grace and fine lines, was created by the famous Austrian sculpture...

A Pierre-Eugène-Emile Hébert French Victorian bronze group of two bare fisted men boxing on a rectangular base signed E. HEBERT. (Pierre-Eugène-Emile Hébert)