Polydore Comein (Belgium, 1848-1907)
"The Broken Doll"
Carrara marble
Sculpture: 27"H x 10"W x 10"D
Polydor Comein, born in Ypres, Belgium, in 1848, was a talented sculptor who trained at the Ypres drawing school and Brussels Academy. In 1872, he traveled to Italy with fellow artist Edouard Lefever, which greatly influenced his work. A member of the "L'Essor" circle, Comein exhibited widely, earning recognition at venues like the Universal Exhibition in Paris. His creations, including statues, busts, and decorative works, are found in prestigious collections and public spaces, such as Brussels' Grand-Place. His legacy endures as a testament to his skill and dedication to Belgian sculpture.
