Large Antique Renaissance Carved Walnut Refectory Dining Table by Kittinger 1915 Mid-Century Modern the figure stands looking serenely

the figure stands looking serenely into the distance and is draped in a sanghati robe with pronounced drapery folds

Angkor Wat

Paul Auguste Gagne was a sculptor active in Paris in the  to late 19th century

where he continued to experiment with automatism and influenced younger painters such as Jackson Pollock

acquired in London in the late 1930s

Large Antique Renaissance Carved Walnut Refectory Dining Table by Kittinger 1915 Mid-Century Modern the figure stands looking serenelyA fine antique American carved walnut refectory dining table, by Kittinger NY, circa 1915. A phenomenal antique Renaissance Revival refectory dining table, the long table made from solid walnut with six carved and ribbed legs joined with strectechers that are finley carved with a foliate design. The table having arched skirts at the ends and sides and raised on block feet carved with a leaf design. This long table is very sturdy and robust, it has a