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René de Saint-Marceaux, France. Polette sculpture in bronze depicting a young girl. Approx. 1890s. cop Famille rose (fencai) was developedRen de Saint Marceaux, Polette sculpture. Figurative bust in solid bronze depicting a young girl with gently turned head and softly modelled facial features. Cast by Louchet, Paris, in the 1890s. Origin: France. Designer: Ren de Saint Marceaux. Material: Bronze. Dimensions: H. 15 cm, D. 7 cm. Period: 1890s. Condition: Excellent condition with minor signs of wear. Bio: Ren de Saint Marceaux (18451915) was a French sculptor trained at the cole des Beaux