Bronze Sculpture in Palm Beach
Grand Tour, Classical & Modern Bronze Sculpture
Maison Palm Beach is a private fine art and sculpture dealer in Palm Beach, Florida, offering antique Italian bronzes, Grand Tour, classical and modern bronze sculpture for sale to collectors, interior designers and art advisors.
Spanning the 19th century through the modern era, the collection brings together distinctive works selected for their sculptural presence, craftsmanship, provenance and historical significance.
The collection includes important examples associated with renowned Italian foundries and artists, including Fonderia Chiurazzi, Giorgio Sommer and Benedetto Boschetti, alongside works produced by Renaissance Bronze Company and notable 20th-century sculptors.
Subjects range from celebrated Greek and Roman antiquities discovered at Pompeii and Herculaneum to modern figurative and abstract sculpture. These works offer compelling opportunities for private collections, luxury residences, contemporary interiors and architectural settings.
Maison Palm Beach places particular emphasis on research and documentation. Where available, individual artwork pages include photographs of signatures, foundry marks, edition numbers, historical catalog references and supporting provenance.
Private viewings are available by appointment in Palm Beach, with additional photography, condition information, personalized art sourcing and project-specific recommendations for collectors and design professionals. Delivery and shipping arrangements can be coordinated for acquisitions throughout the United States.
Seated Mercury
Life-Size Italian Grand Tour Bronze
Seated Mercury
Italian School, possibly Naples
Lifesize Bronze Sculpture
Italy
Late 19th Century
48” x 28” x 42”
A commanding life-size Italian bronze after the celebrated Seated Mercury excavated at the Villa dei Papiri in Herculaneum in 1758. Dating to the late 19th century, this substantial sculpture captures the youthful god at rest and combines classical beauty, archaeological importance and exceptional presence for a grand interior or garden setting.
The Age of Bronze
1979 Rockefeller Collection Bronze After Rodin
The Age of Bronze
After Auguste Rodin (1840–1917)
Renaissance Bronze Company, New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller Collection
Number 36 of 150
1979
41 inches tall
A powerful bronze after Auguste Rodin’s celebrated Age of Bronze, cast in 1979 by Renaissance Bronze Company for the Nelson A. Rockefeller Collection. Number 36 from an edition of 150, the sculpture stands 41 inches tall and retains a richly nuanced black-brown-green patina. Its commanding scale and expressive modeling give it exceptional presence in both classical and contemporary interiors.
Spinario (Boy with Thorn)
Benedetto Boschetti Grand Tour Bronze
Spinario
Benedetto Boschetti, Roma
Bronze Sculpture
Italy
Mid-19th Century
19.75” x 9.25” x 13”
A finely modeled mid-19th-century Grand Tour bronze of the Spinario, or Boy with Thorn, signed by Benedetto Boschetti of Rome. Inspired by the ancient figure in the Capitoline Museums, this substantial example displays a naturally developed verdigris patina and the refined casting associated with Boschetti’s celebrated Via Condotti workshop.
View the individual Work page for photographs of the signed “B. BOSCHETTI / ROMA” inscription and related documentation.
Signed to the plinth: B. Boschetti - Roma
Giorgio Zennaro — Number 14
Sequenze Plurime — Signed Bronze, 1972
Giorgio Zennaro (1926–2005)
Number 14, Sequenze Plurime
Bronze sculpture, Italy, 1972
23.25" × 46" × 18.5"
A signed 1972 bronze sculpture from Giorgio Zennaro's Sequenze Plurime series, distinguished by its interlocking geometric forms and architectural composition.
The sculpture bears the incised signature and date "Zennaro 72." A stainless-steel example of the same sculptural form is illustrated as No. 14 in the artist's 1974 publication, Giorgio Zennaro: Sequenze Plurime.
View the individual artwork page for photographs of the signature, catalog illustration, and supporting publication documentation.
Herculaneum Runner
Fonderia Chiurazzi Bronze After the Antique
Bronze of a Young Athlete
Fonderia Chiurazzi
After the Roman Runner (L’Atleta),
Naples, Italy,
21 in.
A refined bronze reduction of the celebrated young athlete excavated at the Villa dei Papiri in Herculaneum, cast by Fonderia Chiurazzi of Naples. The forward-leaning figure captures a moment of poised motion and intense concentration, enhanced by finely modeled anatomy, a rich dark patina and the original base bearing the Chiurazzi seal.
The Thinker
1979 Rockefeller Collection Bronze After Rodin
The Thinker
After the iconic model by Auguste Rodin
Nelson Rockefeller Collection
Renaissance Bronze Company, New York
Dated 1979
Edition 15 of 150
Bronze
28 inches high
Approx. 120 lbs.
A commanding bronze after Auguste Rodin’s iconic The Thinker, cast in 1979 by Renaissance Bronze Company for the Nelson Rockefeller Collection. Number 15 from an edition of 150, this substantial 28-inch bronze combines powerful anatomical modeling with the contemplative presence that made Rodin’s composition an enduring symbol of intellect and introspection.
Arrotino (Knife Sharpener)
Fonderia Chiurazzi Bronze Bust, Naples
Arrotino (Knife Sharpener)
Fonderia Artistica Chiurazzi
Lifesize Bronze Bust on Socle
Naples, Italy
Mid to Late 19th Century
22” x 10” x 10”
A dynamic mid-to-late-19th-century bronze bust of the Arrotino, cast by Fonderia Artistica Chiurazzi of Naples after the celebrated ancient figure in the Uffizi Gallery. The sharply projected head, concentrated expression and refined modeling give this depiction of the knife sharpener exceptional energy and sculptural presence
Drunken Satyr
Giorgio Sommer Grand Tour Bronze, Naples
Drunken Satyr
Fonderia Giorgio Sommer
Naples, Italy
Fourth Quarter of the 19th century
A finely cast late-19th-century Grand Tour bronze by Fonderia Giorgio Sommer of Naples, after the celebrated Roman Drunken Satyr excavated at the Villa dei Papiri in Herculaneum. Reclining on a wineskin, the expressive figure combines Bacchic abandon with refined anatomical modeling, a rich patina and commanding sculptural presence.
Dancing Faun
Fonderia Chiurazzi Grand Tour Bronze
Bronze of the Dancing Faun
Fonderia Chiurazzi
Bronze Sculpture
Italy, Naples
After the Antique Pompeii Original
32"
A highly expressive Grand Tour bronze of the celebrated Dancing Faun, cast by Fonderia Chiurazzi of Naples after the ancient figure discovered at Pompeii. Standing 32 inches high, the sculpture captures the faun in ecstatic motion, with animated modeling, a rich dark patina and the refined casting associated with the renowned Chiurazzi foundry.
Neapolitan Fisherman
Giorgio Sommer Grand Tour Bronze, circa 1875
Neapolitan Fisherman
Fonderia Giorgio Sommer
Bronze Sculpture
Italy, Naples
Third Quarter of the 19th Century
20.5” x 13” x 12”
A finely cast Grand Tour bronze by Fonderia Giorgio Sommer of Naples, circa 1875, after the ancient fisherman discovered at Pompeii in 1823. Seated above a Bacchus-mask fountain spout, the figure displays the detailed modeling and archaeological character for which Sommer’s celebrated Neapolitan foundry is known.
Rhythm - Abstract Bronze Sculpture
1970s English Modernist Bronze on Marble
Robert Mitchell (English, 20th Century)
Abstract Bronze Sculpture on Green Marble Base
Signed with Studio Seal on the Underside
1970s
18 in. H x 22 in. W x 12 in. D
An abstract bronze from Mitchell’s Rhythm series, characterized by continuous curves, reflective surfaces and changing relationships between positive and negative space. The sculpture rests on a green marble cube base and is numbered 7/7 on a circular seal beneath the work.
Explore the individual Work page for the sculpture’s full description, seal photograph and edition details.
Modernist Bust
Charles Delporte Polished Bronze, 34/100
Charles Delporte (1928-2012)
Polished bronze bust, Signed and Numbered 34/100
Mid-20th Century
13” x 5” x 5”
A signed and numbered polished-bronze bust by Belgian artist Charles Delporte, distinguished by its elongated silhouette, stylized facial features and reflective surface. The edition number 34/100 appears on the lower front and is repeated on the underside of the base.
Additional photographs and documentation of the marks appear on the individual Work page.
The Ram
Mid-19th-Century Grand Tour Bronze
The Ram
Grand Tour Bronze with Traces of Original Gilding on Siena Marble Socle
Italy, Mid-19th Century
A finely modeled mid-19th-century Italian Grand Tour bronze depicting a ram’s head, retaining traces of its original gilding. Mounted on a warm Siena yellow marble socle, this intimate cabinet-scale work combines classical symbolism, rich surface character and architectural presence—well suited to a library, desk or curated collection.
Peplophoros
Italian Polished Bronze After the Antique
Italian School
Polished Bronze Sculpture
Italy
Late 19th or Early 20th Century
14.25” x 5” x 5”
An elegant Italian polished-bronze figure inspired by Greek peplophoroi of the fifth century B.C. The woman’s long, structured garment and raised arms suggest ceremonial movement, while the small cobra at her feet introduces an intriguing symbolic element. Its luminous surface and refined scale make it an appealing cabinet or tabletop sculpture.
Homer
19th-Century Grand Tour Bronze Bust
Homer
Italian School, Probably Naples
Grand Tour Bronze on Siena Yellow Marble Socle
Late 19th Century
18 inches high
A distinguished late-19th-century Italian Grand Tour bronze depicting Homer, the legendary poet of antiquity. Finely modeled details in the beard, hair and contemplative expression are enhanced by a rich dark patina, while the turned Siena yellow marble socle gives this 18-inch bust an elegant architectural presence.
Venus Removing Her Sandal
Giorgio Sommer Grand Tour Bronze, Naples
Fonderia Giorgio Sommer, Napoli
Late 19th Century
Patinated Bronze
7 inches high
A charming late-19th-century Grand Tour bronze by Fonderia Giorgio Sommer of Naples, depicting Venus bending gracefully to remove her sandal. Signed to the integral base, this finely modeled seven-inch figure features a richly ornamented classical base and nuanced dark patina, giving the intimate sculpture a presence beyond its scale.
The Archer
Ernst Moritz Geyger Bronze, 1909
Ernst Moritz Geyger (1861-1941)
Bronze Sculpture
1909
42” x 27.5” x 10”
Ernst Moritz Geyger’s celebrated Archer captures the concentrated energy immediately before the arrow’s release. Created in 1909 and rooted in the classical ideal, the composition transforms the athletic male figure into a strikingly modern study of tension, balance and controlled movement. This example has been sold.
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