Discover exquisite 19th-century sculptures for sale at Bowman Sculpture. Explore masterpieces by renowned artists and immerse yourself in the beauty and artistic brilliance of European Romantic sculpture, Impressionist, Modern, and Cubist works.
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Featured Artists
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Auguste Rodin
1840 - 1917Auguste Rodin is considered to be one of the greatest artists of all times, as well as the greatest sculptor of the 19th- and 20th-century. The artist left his studio in Paris, the Hôtel Biron, in his will to the French State, now known as the Musée Rodin, housing the largest collection of his work as a sculptor and draughtsman. The artist’s work is represented in major Museums and important private collections throughout the world. Rodin’s will expressed his desire that the French State kept editing the bronze casts of his works, contributing to the gravity of his legacy. -
Camille Claudel
1864 - 1943 -
Gustinus Ambrosi
1893 - 1975 -
Aimé-Jules Dalou
1838 - 1902 -
Frederic Lord Leighton
1830 - 1896 -
Henry Moore
1898 - 1986As a schoolboy, Moore showed a talent for art but was encouraged by his family to train as a teacher, as they feared he would not make a great living at what they considered manual labour. Moore found little pleasure in teaching, however, and signed up to serve in the British Army during World War I. He was exposed to a gas attack by German forces at the Battle of Cambrai and was invalided from his service.
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The gallery also deals in artworks by
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Pietro Calvi
1833 - 1884 -
Antoine Louis Barye
1795 - 1875 -
Edward Onslow-Ford
1852 - 1901 -
Sir Alfred Gilbert
1854 - 1934 -
Sir Edgar Bertram Mackennal
1863 - 1931 -
Michael Ayrton
1921 - 1975Michael Ayrton (1921-1975) was a true 20th century renaissance man. He was a sculptor, painter, printmaker of figures and landscapes, illustrator, draughtsman, theatrical designer, filmmaker, writer and art critic. Well-known for his sculptures and drawings, Ayrton saw himself simply as an “image-maker”. -
Robert Adams
1917 - 1984 -
Isidore Bonheur
1827 - 1901 -
Rodin and Carrier-Belleuse
1840/1824 - 1917/1887 -
Emilé Etienne Bourdelle
1861 - 1929 -
Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux
1827 - 1875 -
Felix Charpentier
1858 - 1924 -
Arthur-Marie-Gabriel Comte du Passage
1838 - 1909 -
Alfred Drury
1856 - 1944 -
Ernest Henri Dubois
1863 - 1930 -
Sir George Frampton
1860 - 1926 -
Elisabeth Frink
British - 1930 -
Jean-Léon Gérôme
1824 - 1904 -
Baron Carlo Marochetti
1805 - 1867 -
Constantin Meunier
1831 - 1905 -
Pablo Picasso
1881 - 1973Picasso is an artist whose name rightly dominates the history of art, and particularly painting, in the Twentieth century. As the initiator of Cubism, and creator of over 4,500 paintings, his two-dimensional work is perhaps without match. Nonetheless, the artist’s three-dimensional, sculptural work, is an important part of his oeuvre that deserves focus. Since the artist created at least 700 sculptures, this facet of his work should be far more widely recognised. Such a lack of public appreciation for his sculpted oeuvre can be distinctly ascribed to the artist’s refusal to exhibit these works early in his career.Indeed, it wasn’t until near the end of his life that public recognition was truly achieved, in the retrospective Hommage à Picasso, held in Paris in 1966, which first showed the great master’s sculpture in number. This exhibition was soon followed by The Sculpture of Picasso at MOMA, NY, in 1967, the first major exhibition in America to showcase a significant portion of his sculptures. Recently, there has been a re-emergence of interest in Picasso’s sculptures thanks to the seminal exhibition Picasso Sculpture –held again at MOMA in 2015, which then travelled to the Musée Picasso in Paris in 2016. -
After Pablo Picasso
1881 - 1973 -
Attilio Piccirilli
1866 - 1945 -
Eduardo Paolozzi
1924 - 2005 -
Frederick William Pomeroy
1856 - 1924 -
Jean-Jacques Pradier
1790 - 1852 -
Rodin and Claudel
1840/1864 - 1917/1943 -
Sir William Reid Dick
1879 - 1961 -
Sir William Hamo Thornycroft
1850 - 1925 -
Albert Toft
1862 - 1949 -
Herbert Ward
1862 - 1919 -
Anton Van Wouw
1862 - 1945 -
Ossip Zadkine
1890 - 1967
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