Solid bronze statue lamp "Le Petit Malin" Playful Cupid by Benoit Rougelet on a wooden base with two adjustable spotlight bulb sockets. Rougelet's cherubs sculptures are exquisite works of art, capturing the ethereal beauty and innocence of cherubic figures with intricate detailing and a sense of celestial grace, evoking a sense of wonder and enchantment. Benedict Rougelet Benoît Rougelet also known as Bénédict Rougelet is a French sculptor born in Tournus on September 17, 1834, and died in Ivry-sur-Seine on July 17, 1894. He was known for his figure sculptures and drawings. He was the son of Pierre Rougelet, a tanner, and formed a drawing workshop for young stonemasons opened by Father Philibert Garnier, a priest in Tournus, who was the foster brother of Alceste de Chapuys-Montlaville, senator during the Second Empire. In 1862, he was in Lyon where he worked under the direction of Guillaume Bonnet. 1875, France 1930's was restored as a lamp. The lamp comes without shade. Bulbs can be added. Measurements: Height: 45.5" Width: 15" Base Diameter: 12"