Antique French Art Nouveau Bronze Figure Statue Sculpture "Prise de Corsaire" Emmanuel Villanis 1900 Mid-Century Modern as they document early buildings

as they document early buildings and communities and scenes like this one

These women were often portrayed in states of  ecstatic frenzy characterized through dancing & feuled by wine

destroyed when his Berlin studio was bombed in 1944

In 1883 he moved to Madrid to continue his training at the Academy of San Fernando

English was born in Louisville Kentucky in 1854

Antique French Art Nouveau Bronze Figure Statue Sculpture "Prise de Corsaire" Emmanuel Villanis 1900 Mid-Century Modern as they document early buildingsA fine antique large French Art Nouveau Bronze Figural Sculpture, titled "Prise de Corsaire" by Emmanuel Villanis (1858 1914), circa 1900. This very fine half life size bronze depicts a beautiful maiden chained and standing on a rocky outcrop, the bronze titled, "Prise de Corsaire" (The Pirate's Prize) and signed "Villanis" to the lower right side. The bronze having the foundry stamp to the rear, "Socit des Bronzes," and stamped "AP 2250." The bronze