Description
$2,692.00 price_excluding_tax
This beautiful sculpture by Emile Laporte about father-son relationships depicts a Viking father teaching his son the ropes. Wonderful details and accuracy of the ancient Vikings.
Dimensions: 34″H x 15″L. All dimensions are approximate
This statue is cast in the finest American bronze using the superior lost wax method, finished in a multi-color patina and mounted on a black marble base with an etched brass plate that bears the name of the statue and the artist. Marble base on most statues is optional but included, please let us know if you don’t want your statue mounted on a marble base.
Made to order, please allow 4-8 weeks for production and delivery.
Color Choices – The standard way we usually cast and finish many of our sculptures is with what we refer to as multi-color patina. However, we can also finish the entire sculpture in classic statuary green (verdigris) or brown for a more traditional look. Both patinas are very nice and weather the same. Color selection is more a matter of customer preference.
About the artist:
Emile Laporte was a French 19th Century sculptor who was born in 1858. Emile Laporte’s work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices ranging from $406 USD to $13,022 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. Since 1999 the record price for this artist at auction is $13,022 USD for Young boy and goat, sold at De Vuyst in 2013. The artist died in 1907.