Antique French Egyptian Revival Bronze Bust Sculpture Statue "Queen of Babylon" By Paul Auguste Gagne 1875 Paintings Paper filigree work was fashionable

Paper filigree work was fashionable during the last part of the eighteenth century through to the early part of the nineteenth century

various ancient repairs

the table is carved on all sides so it is able to float in a room

the bust then passed by descent to his daughter Rebecca

His work included murals

Antique French Egyptian Revival Bronze Bust Sculpture Statue "Queen of Babylon" By Paul Auguste Gagne 1875 Paintings Paper filigree work was fashionableA good antique cast bronze sculpture an Egyptian Revival bust "The Queen of Babylon", by the 19th century French sculptor Paul Auguste Gagne, circa 1875. This rare & unusual bronze bust was cast by the Lost Wax method (Cire Perdue), Paul Auguste Gagne was a sculptor active in Paris in the to late 19th century, stylistically his work compares to that of Emile Eugene Hebert (1828 1893) who also produced such Egyptian Revival sculptures. Gagne exhibited