Re: sculpture of Jules Verne by Leon Pilet ! ! or Verdi
AHA!!! ... Maybe....
I thought it looked like Verne, ..it has the familiar
"bow"(?) tie when you look at the close ups
But admittedly, every time I see Verdi I think the same thing!!!
I guess if we could see the books he was resting on, that might seal
it!
If it is Verdi, it is not very musical looking! (if that makes any
sense)
... Andrew
tAt 02:40 PM 28/04/2006, you wrote:
I'm sure, that's not Jules
Verne, but probably Giuseppe Verdi.
Cheers, Volker
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> Betreff: sculpture of Jules Verne by Leon Pilet ! !
Hello, just curious if anyone has ever seen this sculpture before, or
if
> anyone has seen it in person (and where) ?
>
>
http://www.goantiques.com/detail,jules-verne-french,665793.html
>
> here is the description:
>
> Description: Signed Leon Pilet on the base
> with a nice patina, high relief depiction of the famous French
science
> fiction author Jules Verne, debonairly dressed, gesturing with one
hand
> while leaning against several books a top a pedestal in the midst of
a
> passionate speech or a toast amongst his many inner circle friends
of the
> day. Size: 34 inches height. Leon Pilet
(1830-1916)
> (some books have him listed as Pillet) is a listed French sculptor.
This
> might possibly be one of the largest works Pilet ever did.
>
>
> Andrew
>
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Received on Fri 28 Apr 2006 - 22:18:35 IDT