Statue of a blacksmith with lighting "Allegory glory to work" by Bruchon.

Very beautiful statue in spelter representing the allegory of glory to work of a blacksmith by Bruchon (1806-1895).

Details of a man dressed in a toga, with a hammer, an anvil, a representation of a bellows, a palm of oak coming from the ground rising up to the top of the anvil and holding high in his left hand oak leaves and acorns in contrasting colors. Surmounted by a lighting fixture with a bayonet socket equipped with an electric wire, switch, and power outlet compliant with standards. Replaceable bulb by a new generation LED.
The sculpture is elevated on a marble base with a plaque mentioning "glory to work."
Magnificent rendering of the ambiance according to the diffusion of light.

Height: 69 cm including the marble base.
Height 59.5 cm from the base to the carrying hand.
Height 66 cm from the base to the height of the bulb.
Diameter of the base resting on the statue's base 16 cm.
Maximum diameter of the marble base 20 cm.
Weight 9.2 Kg.

Hand delivery.
Pick-up by the buyer.