Pushing Men Bronze Bookends by Isidore Konti (1862-1938) has pieces in the MET for Sale

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Pushing Men Bronze Bookends by Isidore Konti (1862-1938) has pieces in the MET For Sale

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Pushing Men Bronze Bookends by Isidore Konti (1862-1938) has pieces in the MET:
$3200.00

These stunning bronze bookends depict two men pushing against each other, showcasing the skill of renowned sculptor Isidore Konti. Created in 1862, these pieces are a true collector\'s item for those interested in decorative collectibles. The intricate details and craftsmanship are evident in every inch of the sculptures, making them a beautiful addition to any collection or display.Isidore was a Vienna born sculpture. He began his formal studies at the age of 16 when he entered the Imperial Academy in Vienna. He studied under Edmund von Hellmer. In 1886 he won a scolarship to study in Rome for 2 years. In 1890 He moned to the US. He lived in Ypnkers & had done some major pieces. He co founded Yonkers art Association. He has pieces in the MET and the Italian Government also own some. He crfeated 4 public statues. His work is at The Hudson River Museum. He became the key member of the Yonkers Cultural sceneHeight 6-1/2\" X 3-5/8\" W X 6-1/2\" L