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A late 19th-century bronze statue of Ulysses after Jacques Bousseau (b. 1681 – 1740)
Classical treatment the figure shown stringing his bow while standing on a rocky base
His shield and quiver placed beside the rocks
This bronze has an attractive rich patina and sharp detail
This figure is considered Bousseau’s masterpiece
The original was carved in marble in Paris, 1712 after he returned from three years in Rome at the Académie de France in Rome. It is now in the Louvre
Height 37 x 18 x 14cm

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Additional information

Colour	Bronze, Dark
Height (CM)	37
Depth (CM)	14
Width (CM)	18
Origin	England
Period	19th Century
Style	After the Antique, Classical
Materials	Bronze
Number in Set	1
Inspired by	Jacques Bousseau (b. 1681 – 1740)
Technique	Chasing, Lost Wax Casting, Patinated