BRONZE WARRIOR SCULPTURE. SIGNED. JEAN DIDIER DEBUT.

Description:
- Warrior sculpture, from the second half of the 19th century.
- The structure is large in bronze. Signed 'DEBUT.
- It represents a young warrior with a shield. In your hand you hold a bow and arrows are attached to your waist.
- There is a finely detailed, highly calibrated ejection. It is signed, and has the signature on the base, on one side: 'DEBUT'. On the left side, there is a small plaque that reads: 'Young Warrior - For Debut) Prix de Rome.'
- Also stamped: Delarue, maker of artistic bronzes in Paris (1878-1908)
- Jean Didier Debut (1824-1893), 19th-century French sculptor. He is primarily known for his bronze sculptures, many of them with Orientalist themes or referencing classical and historical subjects. He is characterized by his realism and his interest in depicting contemporary life, France's glorious past, and the exotic cultures of the time.

Conservation and Damage:
- It is in very good condition.
- The arch is only there. It is welded to the area where the welder's head crosses, at the back.
- The sculpture does not feature common or large objects.
- It has a beautiful patina.
- The object shows wear typical of it's age.

Comments:
- Both measurements and weight are approximate.
- The color tones in the photos are not the same as the actual color tones. The object for sale corresponds to the photos. The description does not constitute a detailed account of the product.
- The information provided in their personal opinions has not been verified.