Auguste Moreau Xxl Art Nouveau Sculpture – Dancing Angel Cupid – Moreau Art Nouveau Statues

Cupid Is The God Of Love. His Arrows Are Directly Aimed At The Heart And Arouse Feelings Of Love. No One Can Escape From This Impact. You Cannot Run From Cupid’S Power, Just As You Can Barely Take Your Eyes From Him. With His Childlike Nature, He Spreads A Zest For Life And An Innocent Cheerfulness. This Sculpture Captures The God In Such A Moment. In One Hand, He Holds The Bow, But There Is No Arrow To Be Seen. Maybe He Just Brought Real Love To A Pair Of Lovers, And Now He Dances To Celebrate His Success. This Art Nouveau Sculpture Seems Very Dynamic Because Of Its Light And Flowing Cloths Which Cover The Body Of Cupid. This Exhibit Is Cast By Hand And, Like All The Other Bronze Products For Sale In Our Shop, Is Subject To Our Strict Quality Guidelines. All The Sculptures Are Exclusively Produced By Using The Lost Wax Technique. Auguste Moreau Was A French Artist Who Was Born In Paris In 1834. Moreau Gave His Debut In 1861 With His First Participation In An Exhibition. Moreau’S Style Is Graceful, Beautiful And Gives Off An Aura Of Sublime Elegance. Furthermore, He Produced Numerous Playful Sculptures, For Example The Cupid Figurine. In 1917, Auguste Moreau Died In France. His Beautiful And Aesthetically Pleasing Art Nouveau Statues Have Made Him Famous Even Beyond His Death. Height: 71 Cm Width: 26 Cm Depth: 26 Cm Weight: 17.2 Kg