Young Pensive Girl, André Massoulle (1851-1901), Thiébaut Frères Paris, Bronze, 19th Century.

The bronze sculpture represents a young girl sitting on a stool. Full of realism and charm, it represents a pensive young girl who rests her face with one hand. On his bare feet, we see an open book. The sculpture is made with finesse and great attention to detail.

Patinated bronze.

France, realism, 19th century. Signed "A. MASSOULLE" and mark of the Thiébaut Frères Paris factory.

Height 40.5 cm.

Very good state of conservation, small frictions.

André Paul Arthur Massoulle (1851-1901) - was born in Épernay in 1851. He learned his trade from the famous artists Jules Cavelier (1814-1894) and Jules Salmson (1823-1902). He creates small and large format works, and his works are present in many museums in Europe. He is the author of numerous monuments, including the sculpture "Genius with the Trident" on the Alexandre III bridge in Paris. Thiébaut Frères Paris – famous Parisian foundry, active between 1844 and 1926, which produced hundreds of small and monumental works, including many famous monuments in Paris and other French cities. She produced works by many famous sculptors, including Alexandre Falguière, Auguste Bartholdi, Auguste Rodin and Jean Baptiste Carpeaux.

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