Bronze sculpture titled 'Fortuna' by Auguste Moreau

This Art Nouveau bronze sculpture depicts Fortuna, the Roman goddess of fortune and luck, typically shown with a cornucopia and wheel of fortune. Created during the late 19th to early 20th century, it exemplifies the Art Nouveau movement's fascination with classical mythology, flowing forms, and feminine beauty. The sculpture is mounted on a wooden base, a common presentation style of the period. Sculptures by Auguste Moreau and similar Art Nouveau bronzes are highly sought after by collectors of decorative arts, classical mythology enthusiasts, and those who appreciate the elegant craftsmanship of the Belle Époque era. These pieces appeal to interior designers and collectors who value the romantic aesthetic and technical skill of French bronze casting from this golden age of decorative sculpture.