Milo (1910-1978) - Sculpture, Fishing Pelican - 40 cm - 9.8 kg - 24 cm - Bronze, Marble

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Signed by Milo (1910–1978), this antique-inspired bronze sculpture titled Fishing Pelican measures 40 cm wide by 24 cm high by 20 cm deep, weighs 9.8 kg, rests on a dark marble base, and depicts a pelican in a naturalistic pose with a warm brown patina.

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Description from the seller

A beautiful bronze sculpture depicting a pelican searching for fish.

The bird is portrayed in a naturalistic manner with realistic detailing.

It is made of good quality bronze with a warm brown patina and is mounted on a dark marble base.

Dimensions: 40 x 24 x 20 cm.

Weight: 9.8 kg.

Signature: Milo.

Condition: excellent (see images).

A very decorative wildlife piece!

A beautiful bronze sculpture depicting a pelican searching for fish.

The bird is portrayed in a naturalistic manner with realistic detailing.

It is made of good quality bronze with a warm brown patina and is mounted on a dark marble base.

Dimensions: 40 x 24 x 20 cm.

Weight: 9.8 kg.

Signature: Milo.

Condition: excellent (see images).

A very decorative wildlife piece!

Details

Era
After 2000
Country of origin
Europe
Style
Antique inspired
Material
Bronze, Marble
Artist
Milo (1910-1978)
Title of artwork
Fishing Pelican - 40 cm - 9.8 kg
Signature
Signed
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
24 cm
Width
40 cm
Depth
20 cm
Weight
9.8 kg
The NetherlandsVerified
2971
Objects sold
100%
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