Sculpture by Chiparus

[Art_beauty]

Hello!
If anyone understands: it may be the original Dmitry Chiparus?
Thank you.

[Jane Doe]

Originally Posted by Art_beauty

maybe it's original Dmitry Chiparus?

Compare with the original in the photo below.

Dimensions: 75 cm x 39.4 cm x 47 cm

year of establishment - 1925, Paris

[Art_beauty]

That is, the original can be only one?

[Solovlad]

Good all the time.

I suppose that one and the other limited edition sculpture. (Timing may be right up to the present day).

Performed on the model of the author.
From SW.

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Originally Posted by Solovlad

I assume that one and the other limited edition sculpture. (

And all Chiparusa runner, he sold the rights to produce its models for bronze casting workshops and factories.

Copyright Chiparusa things are made in a cast and less in marble.

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Originally Posted by Solovlad

I assume that one and the other limited edition sculpture.

And all Chiparusa runner, he sold the rights to produce its models for bronze casting workshops and factories.

Copyright Chiparusa things are made in a cast and less in marble.

[bykinist]

Originally Posted by Cyril Syzransky

And all Chiparusa bronze Draw , he sold the rights to produce its models for bronze casting workshops and factories .
Copyright Chiparusa things are made in a cast and less in marble .

What kind of plaster ?
As I understand it , this bronze Chiparusa solely the author's .
And its author figurines often made ​​of gilded and silvered bronze and carved c elements characteristic of " shaded " (brown color ) of ivory. Stands are usually made ​​of onyx or marble.
Authoring Chiparusa extremely graceful and things are crazy money .
If when you were holding it in the hands of the author's thing , then it is easy enough to identify counterfeits , which are many . If anyone can forge a decent Chiparusa , this " jeweler " can retract his original production for a very pretty penny .

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Originally Posted by bykinist; 2658471 "

What kind of plaster ?!

Plain plaster , alabaster tobish from which it was made , for example, an exhibition, at the Paris salons.

Originally Posted by bykinist; 2658471 "

As I understand it , this bronze Chiparusa solely the author's .

What do you say ? How interesting ? And the form itself did Dmitry Chiparus , and bronze poured himself ? And, of course , " Stand " ( Stand <! - ~ 1 ~ -> ) of onyx or marble was producing his own ?
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[bykinist]

Originally Posted by Cyril Syzransky

Can you tovarisch think " copyrighted works Chiparusa " bronze sculpture with his signatures ? And by the way , what is a " mad money "?

The concern is that Sotheby's sold as a product Chiparusa and can cost 200, 300 , 400, 500 tons of dollars and more. I exhibited at Sotheby's a couple of these figurines .

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Originally Posted by bykinist; 2658501 "

The point is that Sotheby's sold as a product Chiparusa and can cost 200, 300 , 400, 500 tons of dollars and more. I exhibited at Sotheby's a couple of these figurines .

You do not even know what I say tovarisch . <! - ~ 7 ~ ->

Sculptures about Lancer models , Naps or br . Grachev also sold as the work of these sculptors , and even next to their signatures on these sculptures are the names of bronze casting factories to produce them , and everyone understands that this is mass production .

By the way, to help you , the merchant bronze :

He worked primarily with the Edmond Etling and Cie Foundry in Paris administrated by Julien Dreyfus. Les Neveux de J. Lehmann was the second foundry who constantly worked with Chiparus and produced the sculptures of his models.

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Originally Posted by bykinist

I exhibited at Sotheby's a couple of these figurines.

Then need to know how to give a description of the auction lots Chiparusa.

Here, for example:

"Les Girls"

base engraved D.H.
Chiparus , one foot impressed 3 and with foundry tag impressed LN /Paris /JL cold-painted, parcel-gilt and silvered bronze, carved and tinted ivory on a Portor marble base

December 7/8 x 16 3/4 x 4 3/4 in.
(32.7 x 42.5 x 12.1 cm)

circa 1928

edited by Les Neveux de Jules Lehman, Paris

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Originally Posted by bykinist

I exhibited at Sotheby's a couple of these figurines.

Then need to know the auction provides a description of lots Chiparusa.

Here, for example:

"Les Girls"

base engraved D.H.
Chiparus , one foot impressed 3 and with foundry tag impressed LN /Paris /JL cold-painted, parcel-gilt and silvered bronze, carved and tinted ivory on a Portor marble base

December 7/8 x 16 3/4 x 4 3/4 in.
(32.7 x 42.5 x 12.1 cm)

circa 1928

edited by Les Neveux de Jules Lehman, Paris