Emil Epple German Artist 1877- 1948 Bronze Nude Young Man With Shell

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Emil Epple German Artist 1877- 1948 Bronze Nude Young Man With Shell:
$2800.00

This is a stunning sculpture created by the renowned German artist Emil Epple. The piece features a young man holding a shell in a lifelike pose. The bronze material gives it a timeless quality that will add elegance to any collector's display. As a handmade piece, this sculpture showcases Epple's exceptional artistry. It falls under the categories of metalware, bronze, and collectibles, making it a valuable addition to any collection. This is a great opportunity to own a unique and beautiful piece of art.

Emil Epple German Artist 1877- 1948 Bronze Nude Young Man With Shell. In very nice shape- the shell has fallen off and will need a repair. Stand 35 1/2" tall. Age unknown. I have for pick-up only but I will work with your shipper to get it to your home. Found on Wiki-pedia. Emil Julius Epple (6 March 1877 – 25 February 1948) was a German sculptor working mainly in Italy and southern Germany. In 1937, he moved to the Netherlands, becoming a Dutch citizen after the Second World War.[1]Youth[edit]Emil Epple was born in the Swabian city of Stuttgart. He grew up in a traditional evangelical teachers family, believed to be of Swiss origin.[2]Education and early career Epple went to the local gymnasium and subsequently to the Stuttgarter Kunstschule (Art School). There, he studied for a couple of years under professor Adolf von Donndorf, before moving to Munich.