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antique sculpture depicting a figure with wings and a torch
Antique sculpture featuring a female figure with wings, Beer.
ancient sculpture featuring a female figure with wings
antique sculpture featuring a female figure with wings, in an elegant setting
antique sculpture depicting a winged female figure
antique sculpture of a winged female figure in an elegant setting
antique sculpture with smooth surface and fine details, visible beer signature
ancient sculpture featuring a female figure with wings
antique sculpture depicting a female figure with wings
antique sculpture featuring a winged female figure and ambient light
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(Friedrich salomon beer)

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antique sculpture depicting a figure with wings and a torch
Antique sculpture featuring a female figure with wings, Beer.
ancient sculpture featuring a female figure with wings
antique sculpture featuring a female figure with wings, in an elegant setting
antique sculpture depicting a winged female figure
antique sculpture of a winged female figure in an elegant setting
antique sculpture with smooth surface and fine details, visible beer signature
ancient sculpture featuring a female figure with wings
antique sculpture depicting a female figure with wings
antique sculpture featuring a winged female figure and ambient light
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Measure
Height
110 cm / 43.31 in
Width
43 cm / 16.93 in
Depth
82 cm / 32.28 in
Designer
Friedrich salomon beer
Material
Bronze, Marble
Country
France
Store
Defensa 982
Stamps

Beer

Period: 1900

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Designer Friedrich salomon beer

Friedrich Salomon Beer was a prominent Austrian-French sculptor.


  1. He was born on September 1, 1846, in Brno (part of the Austrian Empire, now in the Czech Republic).


  1. From 1865 to 1870, he honed his skills at the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, studying with notable sculptors like Carl Radnitzky and Franz Bauer.


  1. Beer received the Rome scholarship for his figure group "Achilles and Penthesilea." This prestigious award allowed him to work in a studio in the Palazzo di Venezia in Rome for three years (around 1870). After returning to Vienna in 1873, he finally settled in Paris in 1875, which marked a significant change in his career.


  1. He focused on female portraits and statuettes, often collaborating with the humorist Alfred Grévin. His work often reflects the refined taste of the Belle Époque.


His work can be seen at:

  1. The National Gallery in Berlin


  1. The Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest

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