Art Nouveau Bronze Figurine - Bust of a Boy - Signed A. Moreau

With this decorative bust of a boy, Auguste Moreau presents an individual Art Nouveau sculpture that combines both authenticity and playfulness. Thus, the handsome bronze boy sits enthroned on a colourful marble base which skilfully highlights the signed Art Nouveau bust. As is the norm for Art Nouveau, it is a rather small sculpture that stands out due to its delicate surface structure. The harmonious design of this bust of a boy complies with the motif of idealisation which was also typical for the depiction of women during the Art Nouveau period. Lost in thought, the young boy looks into the distance, and the artist Moreau deliberately draws the focus of the observer to the bronze boy’s delicately designed facial features.

During the creation of our bronze sculptures, we focus on quality and traditional ways of production. Constant quality inspections guarantee the high quality of our bronze sculptures and figurines, which are created via the lost wax technique.

The artist Louis Auguste Moreau (1855-1919) was one of the best-known representatives of Art Nouveau in France. Numerous of the bronze sculptures that he created during his career clearly show the central motifs of the Art Nouveau period. Floral elements, for example, are often combined with aesthetic depictions of women and children. The results were imaginative bronze sculptures that combined playfulness and classical elegance. Buy your Art Nouveau sculptures online - fairy figurines, busts of boys, aesthetic depictions of women and playful child figurines.