Auguste Moreau ( 1834-1917) was a French sculptor renowned for his decorative bronze figures, often depicting cherubs, nymphs, and allegorical subjects. His works are charcterized by their graceful lines, intricate details and sentimental themes.

Moreau's sculptures were popular during the 19th and 20th centuries, reflecting the Art Nouveau aesthetic. Many of his pieces were adapted into functional objects, such as lamps and decorative vases. The combination of classical and naturalistic elements in his work made them highly desirable for bourgeois homes. This lamp with its cherub figure and floral motifs, is a testament to Moreau's enduring influence on decorative arts.

Origin: France

Time Period: Late 19th Century

H-18.5"

W-7.5"

B-6"

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