An Early 20thC Bronze Figure of a Dancing Satyr or Pan c.1900-20 sub-Decorative Objects depicting an infant to bust

depicting an infant to bust with pale blue eyes and lace dress on a tan coloured and oval shaped ground with gadrooned border

and by repute originally from Wolverhampton Railway Station

McLagan & Cumming was founded in 1872 as lithographic printers

The revival of classical ideas and mythology reignited this interest

for an extra 150 male and female patients

An Early 20thC Bronze Figure of a Dancing Satyr or Pan c.1900-20 sub-Decorative Objects depicting an infant to bustOrigin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 20 Height: 16 Width: 6 Depth: 6 The Base: 4 (all at extremities) The finely cast bronze figure depicting a dancing satyr, traditionally identified as Pan, shown balanced upon one leg whilst playing a pipe, the figure modelled in an animated pose with one knee raised, the head thrown back in movement and capturing the exuberance and revelry associated with the woodland deities of