A remarkable 19th-century French Sevres biscuit porcelain sculpture by Louis Auguste Moreau, depicting a graceful neoclassical scene of Venus and Cupid. Rendered in refined white biscuit porcelain, this elegant antique sculpture captures the romantic mythology and classical beauty that defined much of 19th-century French decorative art. Venus is shown standing in softly draped classical robes, while Cupid looks upward in admiration. The composition has a beautiful sense of movement and tenderness, with delicate detailing throughout the folds of the garments, facial features, and sculptural forms. The matte surface of the biscuit porcelain gives the piece a soft, museum-like presence and highlights the quality of the modeling. The sculpture is signed “Aug. Moreau” and bears a Sevres porcelain mark, adding to its collectibility and historical importance. Louis Auguste Moreau was part of the renowned Moreau family of French sculptors, celebrated for their romantic and neoclassical works. This is an impressive decorative piece with strong presence, ideal for a mantel, console, pedestal, library, entryway, or curated antique collection. Its white porcelain finish makes it especially versatile, pairing beautifully with both classical interiors and more contemporary settings. Details: Date / Period: 19th Century Maker / Brand: Sevres / Louis Auguste Moreau Style: Neoclassical Color: White Material: Biscuit porcelain Type: Sculpture Number of Pieces: 1 Dimensions approximate: Height: 22.5 in. / 57 cm Width: 12 in. / 30 cm Condition: Good antique condition overall, with age-appropriate signs of wear. There is a minor chip to Venus’ right finger, which is not very noticeable and does not detract from the overall beauty or display value of the piece. The porcelain retains crisp sculptural detail and a refined matte finish. Shipping: This sculpture will be professionally packed with great care for safe transport. Worldwide shipping is available, fully tracked and insured.