Solid bronze statue lamp "Le Petit Malin" Playful Cupid by Benoit Rougelet on a wooden base with two adjustable spotlight bulb sockets. Rougelet's cherubs sculptures are exquisite works of art, capturing the ethereal beauty and innocence of cherubic figures with intricate detailing and a sense of celestial grace, evoking a sense of wonder and enchantment. Benedict Rougelet Beno?t Rougelet also known as B?n?dict Rougelet is a French sculptor born in Tournus on September 17, 1834, and died in Ivry-sur-Seine on July 17, 1894. He was known for his figure sculptures and drawings. He was the son of Pierre Rougelet, a tanner, and formed a drawing workshop for young stonemasons opened by Father Philibert Garnier, a priest in Tournus, who was the foster brother of Alceste de Chapuys-Montlaville, senator during the Second Empire. In 1862, he was in Lyon where he worked under the direction of Guillaume Bonnet. 1875, France The lamp comes without shade. Bulbs can be added. Measurements: Height: 45.5" Width: 15" Base Diameter: 12"
