Importante figura de bronce de Georges Omerth Francia aprox. 1910 estatua niña con ganso

This exquisite bronze sculpture depicts a young girl holding a goose, crafted by the renowned artist Georges Omerth in France around 1910. The statue showcases a remarkable attention to detail and a charming sense of whimsy, making it a perfect addition to any art collection. The piece is signed by the artist and produced using traditional bronze casting techniques, ensuring its quality and durability. Its medium size makes it a versatile decorative element that can blend seamlessly with any interior design. The subject matter of the sculpture is a celebration of nature and childhood innocence, capturing the essence of the time period in which it was produced.

Georges Omerth, French 1895-1925, a gilt bronze and carved "noble elephant material" group figure. A whimsical study of a child upon a rush chair having lost a clog to a persistent duck, fending the duck off with a spoon, set upon

a basalt and onyx marble plinth, signed Omerth to bronze

Measures: 18 cm High.

He is probably best known for his bronzes and chryselephantine figurines and statuettes that often depict young children. Omerth was very versatile as a sculptor. He production range includes animalier* pieces in the form of dogs and deer, French military subjects, art nouveau* bronzes usually featuring women in hats and bonnets, and art deco* sporting statues produced in the 1920s and 1930s depicting tennis, football and golf players.

It is something unique and I consider it important and a reserve of international value.

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