Sculpture - The Snake Charmer , Eugene Marioton (1857-1933) - Bronze

Sculpture - The Snake Charmer , Eugene Marioton (1857-1933) - Bronze
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An iconic work by sculptor Eugene Marioton (1857-1933) , "The Snake Charmer" also known as "The Fascinator" , combines a keen sense of movement with undeniable technical mastery .
The scene illustrates an almost mystical connection between man and snake , evoking the duality of attraction and danger . 
The young man , dressed in traditional attire , captivates the snake , his posture is both dynamic and elegant . 
In the midst of the performance , his hands rise confidently ,  guiding the reptile as it gracefully coils around his arm . 
His focused expression demonstrates both the control and the inherent risk of this interaction .

Through this work , the sculptor transcends simple representation to invite us into a narrative universe imbued with mystery and exoticism , where the beauty and danger of nature meet . 
The sculptor's signature , "Eug. Marioton" ,  is incised on the side of the naturalistic base . 
Rare antique bronze , late 19th century , circa 1900 . 
Perfect condition of preservation and patina . 

Height : 85 cm

Eugene Marioton (1857-1933)

Born in Paris on April 7, 1857, Eugène Marioton was a prolific sculptor and medalist. 
He was the brother of Claudius Marioton and the painter Jean Alfred Marioton . 

E. Marioton produced numerous allegorical subjects , antique and genre scenes , and portraits , which he exhibited at the Salon from 1882 onwards . 
His work included many bronzes : busts , medallions , statues , and groups . 
His works follow the traditions of Neoclassicism . 
He was a regular member of the Society of French Artists and served on the jury for the "Sculpture" section of the Salon in 1905 .

Before his death in 1933 , E. Marioton received several awards for his work , including a prize from the 

Society of Fine Art and a young artists' grant from the "General Council of the Seine" in 1884 .

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Style Orientaliste (Bronze sculptures of Orientaliste Style)
Period 19th century (Bronze sculptures 19th century)
Country of origin France
Artist Eugène Marioton (1857-1933)
Height (cm) 85
Materials Bronze, Patinated Bronze
Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
Location 93400, Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, France
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