Antique French bronze mantel clock, 1885, Auguste Moreau, 75 cm "La Faneuse" For Sale

Antique Mantel ClocksBronze &Marble"La Faneuse"Auguste Moreau (1834-1917)c,a 1885
Pendulum ChimeAbout the mechanism Mechanical clock, movement, chime Dial - Porcelain with numerals, framed in bronzeJapyFrench WatchmakerFrench watchmaker and watch manufacturer May 22, 1749, Georges "Frédéric" Louis Japy was born in Beaucourt in the French Jura. His father was Jacques "LeJeune" Japy (1724 -- November 14, 1797), iron merchant and mayor of Beaucourt.  The company founder died in Badevel on 4 January 1812. His sons Frédéric Guillaume (Fritz) Japy, Louis Frédéric Japy, and Jean Pierre Japy practiced the operation sculpture   Bronzefacade decor MarbleBronze Legs8 Day Clock Bell Beautiful Beat Clock Every Half Hour, Every Hour
Dimensions: approx clockHeight 75cm Width 35cmDepth 20cm15kg
Auguste Moreau was the third son of the famous French Moreau dynasty of sculptors and painters. He began his artistic training with his older brother Mathurin under the guidance of his father Jean-Baptiste Moreau. He later moved to Paris to study at the prestigious École des Beaux-Arts (College of Fine Arts). From 1861 to 1913 he exhibited regularly in the well-known "Salon de Paris". Unlike his brothers, who often created monumental or public sculptures, Auguste specialized in medium-sized decorative artwork.)His works are characterized by a keen penchant for genre scenes, pastorals, and allegories. He is famous worldwide for his graceful depictions of young women's nymphs and children playing. His figures feature flowing robes, organic lines, and fine floral details typical of French Art Nouveau