Here's a bold and unique lamp: a nearly 40" tall figural scene depicting Perseus with Medusa's head and shield, riding Pegasus. It's a beautiful mid-century reinterpretation of Émile Louis Picault's famous 1888 bronze (shown at the Paris Salon) titled Perseus and Pegasus. Signed "E Picault Salon des Beaux Arts 1888" as a nod to the original, this piece blends mythic drama with functional design. The paint shows charming age and wear—adds to its vintage charm. A perfect showpiece for lovers of myth, Art Deco, or classical revival motifs
Artist: Inspired by or a reproduction of work by French sculptor Emile Louis Picault (1833-1915).
Inscribed "E. Picault Salon des Beaux-Arts 1888".
This large lamp measures 42.5" tall to the top of the finial is 22.5" to the top of Pegasus, and 31" to the light socket. It weighs 19lbs. it appears to be made of spelter.
It is in good condition and free from cracks. There are paint chips on horse and man in particular - please review photos and video.
Lamp is in good working condition. There is no shade.
Lamp will be packed carefully and insured for full value.
