Arthur Waagen (1833–1898), Frans /Duitse beeldhouwer - Statue, Detresse - 77 cm - Spelter

19th-century sculpture named "Détresse" (Distress / Shipwrecked), created after a design by the German-French sculptor Arthur Waagen (1833–1898). 77 cm tall and 5850 g.
• Representation: A shipwrecked person standing on the rocks and waving for help with a cloth raised in the arm.
• Material: Usually executed in regulé (also known as spelter or zinc alloy) with a bronze-colored or brown patina, mounted on a wooden base.
. Period: Late 19th century.
. Dramatic scene of a shipwrecked sailor who has stranded on the rocks. He grasps the broken mast of his ship with one hand and, with his other arm, desperately waves a cloth in the air to attract the attention of a passing vessel.
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