Antique Spanish Art Nouveau Bronze Neo-Classical Sculpture Statue Bacchante 1890 By Gustave Obiols Delgado Mid-Century Modern He also attended Hans Hofmann's

He also attended Hans Hofmann's summer school in Provincetown

The table is raised on four tapering legs joined with a elongated 'H' frame stretcher with a turned 'acorn' finial to the center

the two figures standing on a rocky outcrop

Paul de Frick was born in Paris and lived there until his death in 1935

He was classically trained at The Royal Academy

Antique Spanish Art Nouveau Bronze Neo-Classical Sculpture Statue Bacchante 1890 By Gustave Obiols Delgado Mid-Century Modern He also attended Hans Hofmann'sA very good antique Neo Classical bronze of a Bacchante or Maenad, by Spanish sculptor Gustave Obiols Delgado (1858 1902). The sculpture circa 1890. This large & very attractive, finely modeled bronze depicts a female follower of Dionysus the Greek god of wine, fruit, religious ecstacy, fertility, he was also known as Bacchus, a name later adopted by the Romans. These female figures were also referred to as Maenads, which translates as "raving ones".