19th Century Patinated Bronze Putto

Name: 19th Century Patinated Bronze Putto
Brand: Ladrón de Guevara Fine Arts
SKU: cmna51b800141nky3477tv205
Price: 1500 EUR
Availability: InStock

Decorative Objects · 19th Century

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Sculpture of a putto in patinated bronze, holding a horn and a deer. The piece features a bronze finish that shows signs of patina. It measures 40 cm in height, 23 cm in width, and 15 cm in depth. The total weight of the sculpture is 6,242 g. Fine details in the hair and facial expression are visible.

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Decorative sculpture in a living room

Centerpiece in a display case

Accessory for a study or library

Gift for an art collector

Century: 19th Century
Material: Patinated bronze
Listed on: 28 March 2026

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Arte y antigüedades de alta calidad en Madrid

Madrid, Spain

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