Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920
Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920
Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920
Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920
Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920
Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920
Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920
Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920
Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920
Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920
Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920
Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920
Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920
Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920
Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920

Antique Austrian Franz Bergman Cold Painted Bronze Peacock Sculpture Statue 1920

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A fine antique Austrian Art Nouveau coldpainted bronze sculpture of a peacock by Franz Bergman, Vienna, circa 1920. 
The bronze depicts a remarkably lifelike peacock in full display, its vibrant, iridescent feathers in a fanned train with hues of emerald green, gold, and royal blue. The bronze most likely created for the Bergman foundry by artists Bruno Zach or Carl Kauba. The bronze having the Bergman foundry stamp of a "B" within a vase and "Austria" and another lozenge shaped stamp, most likely for the artist.
The bronze is in excellent condition, the coldpainting is in excellent condition, no damage or restoration. 

Franz Bergman (1861–1936) was an Austrian foundry owner famous for his innovative use of bronze casting and cold painting techniques. Operating out of his foundry in Vienna, Bergman produced a wide array of ornamental sculptures, from small-scale figurines to larger, more elaborate works. His creations often depicted animals, historical figures, and exotic themes, with an emphasis on realism and exquisite detail. The Franz Bergman foundry, also known as the Bergman Bronze Factory, became one of the most prominent bronze casting establishments in Europe during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The factory’s use of cold painting, a process where pigments are applied to cold, cast bronze to give it vivid color, set it apart from traditional bronze casting and brought an added layer of realism and dynamism to each piece.

Imperial

7.75 inches high × 11.25 inches wide × 3.5 inches deep

Metric

high × wide x deep

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