Imposing patinated bronze sculpture representing a female Victory trampling a Prussian standard, work by Emmanuel Hannaux (1855–1934), French sculptor renowned for his monumental and allegorical compositions of the Third Republic.
This piece powerfully symbolizes the triumph of France over Prussia, echoing the great Napoleonic victories of 1806 (Jena, Auerstaedt), while integrating the aesthetic and patriotic codes of the end of the 19th century.
Artist: Emmanuel Hannaux (signature visible on the terrace).
Subject: Victory over Prussia (war allegory).
Material: patinated bronze.
Height: 40 cm.
Period: around 1900.
Base: integrated, original bronze.
A rare and powerful work, ideal for the discerning collector, museum or prestigious military decor.
An artistic representation of French patriotism at its peak.
