"Bust Of Sully"
Bronze bust representing Sully, Superintendent of Finances of King Henry IV. He is at the origin of the recovery of the Finances of France, ruined by the Wars of Religion. The bust is of a beautiful quality of chiseling, as evidenced by the execution of the beard, and the muzzle of the lion. The smile is laughing and the look lively. Wear of the gilding on the pedestal. Period: first half of the 19th century Shipping costs by Colissimo with Tracking: 30 euros 
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