An antique German marble figurine of a lady in a dress standing on the pedestal, designed by Ernst Seger. Signed E. Seger on the base. Ernst Seger, Prussia, 1868 to 1939, is the author of a number of monuments in Berlin, Wroclaw, Klodzko, and Svidnica, as well as small sculptures in bronze and marble. Many of his creations were destroyed during the Second World War and have not survived to the present day. Among the survivors are the allegorical sculptures Struggle and Victory, which now adorn the fountain on John Paul II Wroclaw Square. Antique Stone Marble Sculptures, Figurines For Collectors.

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