Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century
Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century
Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century
Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century
Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century
Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century
Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century
Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century
Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century
Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century
Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century
Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century
Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century
Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century
Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century
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Bronze tray "A Slave Trader", signed A.Moreau after V.Giraud - Late 19th century

19th century
Other style
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From: 44810, Héric, France

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    Bronze tray with brown patina, signed Auguste Moreau (1834 –1917). Son of the sculptor Jean-Baptiste-Louis-Joseph Moreau and younger brother of the sculptors Hippolyte and Mathurin Moreau, he is recognized for producing mainly exceptional art bronzes. Having never received an official award, this notoriety will only occur post-mortem.
    Auguste Moreau was inspired here by the painting “Un Marchand d’Esclaves” by the French painter Victor Giraud (1840-1871).
    This work depicts a merchant asking for an audience with a nobleman. The slaves are presented, naked, in turn.
    The rim of this dish is carved with openwork flower and leaf motifs.
    A look at archaic practices now eradicated, this set will appeal to history lovers.
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    Period: Late 19th century
    Excellent condition.
    Shipping possible with careful packaging and appropriate protection.
    Dimensions:
    Height: 33cm
    Width: 44.5cm
    Depth: 5cm
    Weight: 3.5kg

    Ref. 835U

    Ref: Q5F5K3ZZPA

    Condition Very good
    Style Other style (Trays, Storage compartments of Other style Style)
    Period 19th century (Trays, Storage compartments 19th century)
    Country of origin France
    Artist Auguste Moreau
    Width (cm) 44.5
    Height (cm) 33
    Materials Patinated Bronze
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
    Location 44810, Héric, France
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