Description
O.-L.-M. Moreau is a French sculptor. He specialized in the field of sculpture with allegorical and historical themes, made portraits of his contemporaries. The sculpture by Jeanne d'Arc was executed in 1876-1877, in 1877 the author received the medal of the Salon for her. Jeanne d'Arc (c. 1412 - 1431) is a folk heroine. France. During the Hundred Years War (1337 - 1453) she headed the struggle of the French people against the British invaders. Falling into the hands of the British, she was declared a witch and burned at the stake. Canonized by the Catholic Church as a saint. The figure of a young woman in height, with shoulder-length hair, in knightly armor, with a standard in her left hand. The Kasli plant has been casting the sculpture since 1900.
Model year, 1877, Material, cast iron - "Dutch soot", Author, Moro O.-L.-M., Weight (kg), 10.34, Length (mm), 180, Width (mm), 230, Height (mm), 560
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