19th-C. Danish Bronze Sculpture of Child

19th-C. Danish Bronze Sculpture of ChildA deeply expressive 19th century Danish bronze sculpture, capturing a child in a moment of quiet confidence and gentle mischief. With hands resting at their sides and a soft, knowing expression, the figure feels both playful and introspectivean intimate study of childhood as seen through the eyes of a late 19th century sculptor. Cast in solid bronze and finished with a luminous, time softened patina, the surface reveals subtle tonal shifts of warm

A deeply expressive 19th-century Danish bronze sculpture, capturing a child in a moment of quiet confidence and gentle mischief. With hands resting at their sides and a soft, knowing expression, the figure feels both playful and introspective—an intimate study of childhood as seen through the eyes of a late 19th-century sculptor.

Cast in solid bronze and finished with a luminous, time-softened patina, the surface reveals subtle tonal shifts of warm brown and soft green. The sculpted folds of the garment, the slight tilt of the head, and the natural stance all speak to the era’s devotion to realism and emotional depth.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Era: 19th century
Condition: Very Good Vintage Condition age patina as shown
Country of Origin: Denmark
Materials: bronze
Dimensions: 2" W x 5.25" H
Color/Finish: bronze

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