1910 Bronze Sculpture “Mask of Tragedy” on a marble base by Leon Pilet. France 1839-1916. Bronze sculptural figure of a classical woman, entitled “Mask of Tragedy.” She sits cross-legged and wears a traditional Roman robe, one hand rest on her knee and in the other she holds a mask of tragedy. The stool she sits has the signature “L. Pilet” French artist 1839-1916. The bronze sculpture is in very good condition for its age, no chips or breakage to the marble base. Size: 12″ H x 13″W x 6″ D
Bronze Sculpture “Mask of Tragedy” by Leon Pilet 1910. France 1839-1916
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1910 Bronze Sculpture “Mask of Tragedy” on a marble base by Leon Pilet. France 1839-1916. Bronze sculptural figure of a classical woman, entitled “Mask of Tragedy.” She sits cross-legged and wears a traditional Roman robe, one hand rest on her knee and in the other she holds a mask of tragedy. The stool she sits has the signature “L. Pilet” French artist 1839-1916. The bronze sculpture is in very good condition for its age, no chips or breakage to the marble base. Size: 12″ H x 13″W x 6″ D
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