For Season Male Bronze Statue - Detailed Artwork by Zegut/Tusey, Hot Cast Decor

For Season Male Bronze Statue - Detailed Artwork by Zegut/Tusey, Hot Cast Decor

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For Season Male Bronze Statue - Detailed Artwork by Zegut/Tusey, Hot Cast DecorCondition: This sculpture is in perfect condition Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base: Height 17" X Width 5" Marble Dimensions: Diameter: 5" Height without base: 13" Weight: 14 LBS Inventory: 97EP7738579 This exquisite bronze sculpture set represents the Four Seasons, depicted as an allegorical male figure holding their respective attributes: a rose for Spring, ears of wheat for Summer, a fruit basket for Autumn, and a bundle of wood for Winter. The

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2018