PHARMACY MORTAR FRANCOIS BAZIN BRONZE ESCULAPE GREEK MEN SCEPTERS

"pharmacy mortar" Beautiful patina and detailed: * aesculapius, a snake that wraps around a stick (symbol of pharmacists). * two beautiful heads of bearded men, greek characters. * two scepters crossed. François victor josé johannès bazin, known as françois bazin, is one of the most important french sculptors and medalists of the early 20th saw. Born in paris in 1897, and died in 1956. In 1913, he studied at the école des arts décoratifs and the école nationale supérieure des beaux-arts in paris. He is a contemporary and comrade of paul belmondo, pierre-marie poisson and charles despiau. Between 1920 and 1935 françois bazin created a large number of automobile radiator caps. The photos are part of the description do not hesitate to point to zoom and click to enlarge. We try, through the photos, to show you as many details as possible and to be as realistic as possible so that you are satisfied with your purchase. Height: 6cm. Diameter: 8cm. G6161.

Ref. : YSV4BH5Z