Duggleby Auctioneers presents a stunning bronze sculpture group inspired by Michel Claude Clodion, a renowned French artist from the 18th century. This exquisite piece showcases a Bacchanalia theme, featuring two lively Maenads joyfully dancing while holding cymbals and grape vines.
Capturing the essence of revelry and celebration, the sculpture also includes a mischievous young satyr indulging in grapes at the side. The scene is further enriched with fallen panpipes and a thyrsus resting on the detailed naturalist base, adding depth and character to the composition.
This magnificent artwork bears Clodion's signature and is dated 1762, adding provenance and historical significance to the piece. Standing at a height of 62cm, this bronze sculpture is a testament to Clodion's mastery in sculpting dynamic and expressive figures, making it a truly exceptional addition to any art collection.