A Finely Carved 19thC White Marble Graveyard Monument of An Angel c.1870

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A Finely Carved 19thC White Marble Graveyard Monument of An Angel c.1870Origin: English Period: Mid Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 Height: 26 Width: 10 (at base) Depth: 10 (at base) Weight: 42 KGS The beautifully carved solid white marble mourning monument, depicting a standing angel, her wings open, her hands clasped and face bowed in sorrow, being pensive and serene, with flowing wavy hair and fine drapery, standing upon a rocky outcrop to a square plinth base and surviving from Victorian period

North West Africa in 2000

which will last a lifetime

the glaze is worn in places making her decorative

this is a beautiful attaché case

We have never seen another example that has either this arrangement or with a single pedestal and never expect to

authored by Volk und Wissen’s Pedagogical Academy

This work powerfully and simply reflects how Cecile is caught up in a love triangle between her father and his lovers Elsa and Anne

with some moss and lichen deposits still in situe

There is even the original receipt for the Insull Davenport figure of 1956 showing the amount paid and several photographs of the entertainer at work

on a rust ground all beset within a diagonal border

the two-plank top over a long frieze drawer to block legs and surviving from the zeniths of nineteenth century France

She has work hanging in the Manchester City Galleries