cast resin Statue

Hello I bought this statue from a thrift store and trying to find anything about it not 100% sure of the name on it weights 22 pounds and is 22 inches tall .Any help would be appreciated,. [/ATTACH] ]

 

The original sculpture was by Louis August Moreau. Yours appears to be a cast reproduction. There are many examples on the web.

 

sorry should have put a pic of the bottom and more details that is defiantly his signature what is the material it would be cast with,thank you 2manybooks

 

From the photo of the bottom, it looks like cast resin.

 

The bubbles give it away I bet, thank you again , did the brothers do cast resin you think ,I was reading up on them a little .

 

You have a modern copy of a famous sculptor's piece of work. It's lovely as a decor item!

 

None of the brothers Moreau did any resin casting. They didn't live long enough to see this way of copying, and they wouldn't have had the inclination to do it.

 

A widely reproduced work in many mediums including, bronze, bisque, plaster and resin.

Debora

 

That fact and those curved lines on the bottom are from a large disk sander - they would press the bottom of the resin statue to the sander to flatten it.

 

Thanks so much, @Rayo56, for explanation and visual. Helpful and easy to understand.

Debora

 

thank you Deb , I did see a lot of the bronze cast on ebay

 

thanks any jewelry ,probably would weight a ton if it was stone

 

it is and that's what I will use it for . thanks bluumz

 

yes now that I have more info it is called young lovers thanks everyone

 

hey I did an update of my painted chair in a old post , if you want to have a look .Antique Paintings