Jean Escoula (1851-1911) French, Bronze Sculpture. Titled "Pastorale" woman and lamb. Titled on the left and signed on the right. Between 1884 and 1900, he executes some excellent works for Auguste Rodin, like Ève, Éternelle idole, Madame Alfred Roll (around 1887, with Louis Cornu), Madame Vicuna (in 1888, with Louis Cornu), Danaïde (around 1889), as well as the horses featured in the monument of Claude Gellée (in 1892, with Victor Peter. He participates in the “Salon des artistes français” and in the “Salon de la Société nationale des beaux-arts” He was awarded the famous “médaille d'or” (gold medal) at the “Exposition universelle de 1889” and at the important “Exposition Universelle de 1900”, which marked the highlight of the Art Nouveau movement in Europe, and Paris in particular (Guimard, Majorelle, Lalique, Mucha, Larche, Fouquet, etc). Size: 12 x 14 x 32 in.