Bronze - Sculpture, Tanzender Ganesha, Nritya Ganapati - 37 cm - Bronze

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This 20th-century bronze figure from India depicts the dancing Ganesha, Nritya Ganapati, in the style of the South Indian Chola tradition.

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Dancing Ganesha, Nritya Ganapati, bronze figure

Origin / Provenance:
Private estate, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Dimensions:
Height 37 cm, width 18 cm, depth 14 cm
Weight approx. 5 kg

Execution: Fully three-dimensional cast, finished all around, surface hand-chased, base with recessed opening on the underside
Subject: Four-armed dancing Ganesha on a lotus pedestal above a rectangular stepped base, with the mouse as his mount at his feet
Material: Bronze, brown patina with green deposits

Style: In the style of South Indian bronzes of the Chola tradition

Date: 20th century

Condition:
Good condition commensurate with age

Item number: 114

Seller's Story

For more than ten years I have been working in the art market. I was trained in a gallery, and I also have many years of experience collaborating with major auction houses. I began with paintings. My focus to this day is on 19th and 20th century painting. In addition, porcelain from renowned manufacturers, sculptures, collectibles and selected handicrafts. The objects come from private ownership, from collections and from estates across Germany. Each piece is inspected and researched. For significant works, provenance and the history of the object are additionally examined. The descriptions are factual and precise. They specify signature, mark, technique, dimensions and condition, along with clear photos of the front and back. Large or fragile objects can be delivered by direct transport upon request. Pick-up is possible by arrangement. I answer questions about an object quickly, also gladly with additional detail photos.
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Dancing Ganesha, Nritya Ganapati, bronze figure

Origin / Provenance:
Private estate, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Dimensions:
Height 37 cm, width 18 cm, depth 14 cm
Weight approx. 5 kg

Execution: Fully three-dimensional cast, finished all around, surface hand-chased, base with recessed opening on the underside
Subject: Four-armed dancing Ganesha on a lotus pedestal above a rectangular stepped base, with the mouse as his mount at his feet
Material: Bronze, brown patina with green deposits

Style: In the style of South Indian bronzes of the Chola tradition

Date: 20th century

Condition:
Good condition commensurate with age

Item number: 114

Seller's Story

For more than ten years I have been working in the art market. I was trained in a gallery, and I also have many years of experience collaborating with major auction houses. I began with paintings. My focus to this day is on 19th and 20th century painting. In addition, porcelain from renowned manufacturers, sculptures, collectibles and selected handicrafts. The objects come from private ownership, from collections and from estates across Germany. Each piece is inspected and researched. For significant works, provenance and the history of the object are additionally examined. The descriptions are factual and precise. They specify signature, mark, technique, dimensions and condition, along with clear photos of the front and back. Large or fragile objects can be delivered by direct transport upon request. Pick-up is possible by arrangement. I answer questions about an object quickly, also gladly with additional detail photos.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Bronze
Country of origin
India
Material
Bronze
Title of artwork
Tanzender Ganesha, Nritya Ganapati
Signature
Not signed
Condition
Good condition
Height
37 cm
Width
18 cm
Depth
14 cm
GermanyVerified
726
Objects sold
100%
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