Large bronze-coloured patinated zamak sculpture on marble base, with the image of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (baptised Joannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart; Salzburg, 27 January 1756 - Vienna 5 December 1791), an Austrian composer, pianist, organist, violinist and harpsichordist whose musical works are considered to be of extraordinary artistic value. As one of the most important musicians, he was the first who pursued a career as an independent musician. The figurine depicts a young Mozart with his violin in his left arm. On the base is the unmistakable characteristic "Fabrication francaise, Paris" that confirms its authenticity. At the front the sculpture has a plaque with the title of the sculpture "Mozart" and the name of the suspected maker, Bruchon, Emile Bruchon (act. 1880-1910). The lot will be carefully packed and shipped by registered mail.