Statue, ND du Sacré Coeur van Issoudun - 54 cm - Plaster

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Clément Floch
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Has 20 years of experience trading curios, including 15 years with a leading French dealer.

Estimate  € 150 - € 200
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€30
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€25
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€20

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Description from the seller

Weathered chapel statue – Our Lady of the Sacred Heart of Issoudun – plaster – France – circa 1900

Professionally shipped – more than 1,000 five-star reviews worldwide.

This large sculpture of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart depicts the special bond between Mary and Christ and refers to the Sacred Heart as a source of love and grace. Mary is portrayed as a guide and intercessor who leads people to the loving heart of Jesus.

Mary stands with her arms outstretched behind the young Christ, who is blessing and bears the Sacred Heart on his chest. Barefoot, she tramples the serpent, symbolising her victory over original sin.

Height approx. 54 cm; white-painted plaster, in clearly used and weathered condition, probably due to many years of use in a chapel or other religious setting, with general signs of age and use, local chips, flakes and paint loss, mainly on the base; Jesus' right arm was repaired in the past after being broken; signed on the back of the base, but the signature is illegible.

Please examine the photos carefully; they form part of the description.

Shipped with tracking.

Seller's Story

Koen’s Antiques & Curiosa presents timeless finds: antiques, religious art, curios and vintage design. My passion for the exceptional takes me to markets, auctions and collections in Belgium and beyond. Each piece is carefully selected, accurately described and professionally shipped. More than 900 five-star reviews underscore my commitment to quality and service.
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Weathered chapel statue – Our Lady of the Sacred Heart of Issoudun – plaster – France – circa 1900

Professionally shipped – more than 1,000 five-star reviews worldwide.

This large sculpture of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart depicts the special bond between Mary and Christ and refers to the Sacred Heart as a source of love and grace. Mary is portrayed as a guide and intercessor who leads people to the loving heart of Jesus.

Mary stands with her arms outstretched behind the young Christ, who is blessing and bears the Sacred Heart on his chest. Barefoot, she tramples the serpent, symbolising her victory over original sin.

Height approx. 54 cm; white-painted plaster, in clearly used and weathered condition, probably due to many years of use in a chapel or other religious setting, with general signs of age and use, local chips, flakes and paint loss, mainly on the base; Jesus' right arm was repaired in the past after being broken; signed on the back of the base, but the signature is illegible.

Please examine the photos carefully; they form part of the description.

Shipped with tracking.

Seller's Story

Koen’s Antiques & Curiosa presents timeless finds: antiques, religious art, curios and vintage design. My passion for the exceptional takes me to markets, auctions and collections in Belgium and beyond. Each piece is carefully selected, accurately described and professionally shipped. More than 900 five-star reviews underscore my commitment to quality and service.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
France
Material
Plaster
Title of artwork
ND du Sacré Coeur van Issoudun
Signature
Signed
Colour
White
Condition
Fair condition
Height
54 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
19 cm
Weight
4.2 kg
BelgiumVerified
2794
Objects sold
100%
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