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19th-century Asia: Bronze statue depicting a Chinese sage, likely a Taoist immortal, standing and wearing a long, flowing robe.
The figure holds a pilgrim's staff in his left hand and extends his right hand in a symbolic gesture of blessing or teaching.
The face is finely sculpted, with a long, flowing beard, conveying a serene and meditative expression.
The surface displays a natural and even green-brown patina, indicative of the age and beautiful oxidation of the bronze.
Period
Late 19th century
Traditional Asian work
Material
Bronze with natural patina
Decoration and symbolism
Figure of a Taoist sage/immortal
Attribute of the staff (knowledge, longevity, spiritual path)
Calm and hieratic posture, typical of Chinese statuary
Condition
Good overall condition
Old, uncleaned patina
Wear consistent with age
No visible breaks or restorations
Dimensions
30 cm high (visible area)
Significance
Decorative and collectible object, ideal for:
lovers of Asian art,
Zen decor or a cabinet of curiosities,
collections of figurative bronzes or oriental statuary.
Ref: QIP88AMNV1
| Condition | Good |
| Style | Asian Arts (Bronze sculptures of Asian Arts Style) |
| Period | 19th century (Bronze sculptures 19th century) |
| Country of origin | Asia |
| Shipping Time | Ready to ship in 15-30 Business Days |
| Location | 58230, Dun-les-places, France |
| Shipping Information | For furniture: I work with Schenker and Cocolis. For all parcels: Colissimo or UPS. |
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