Adolphe Jean Lavergne: French school Bust of a lady, Dieppe Dimensions: 42 x 22 x 12 cm. 2.8 kg Lived and worked in Paris, he sculpts with grace and elegance small bronzes, such as the Troubadour, the Charmeur à la Lampe, the Joueur de Croquet, the Charmeur de Lézards, the Joueur de Bilboquet etc. and even a Bonaparte au Grand Saint Bernard, a pretty equestrian figure of the Emperor. He also made numerous busts, inspired by those of Carrier-Belleuse, and a few spelters that completed his collection of small bronze figures. He followed the teaching of François Jouffroy ( Prix de Rome in 1832 ), and exhibited at the Salon from 1863 onwards. Please check the photos carefully as they form the description and take into account that the sculpture presents a small hole at the back and also bronze color is erased. It will be very carefully packed and shipped with tracking number