Agnes Baillon

Seated Female Figure: 'Nageuse Reveuse'

2021

A refined bronze sculpture by Dutch artist Francine Govers, created in the 1990s. The work depicts a seated female figure, rendered with a soft yet confident presence. The compositi...

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Cast bronze with patina finish on marble base