“La Folie Bergère” is a rare allegorical study by Charles Vyse, introduced circa 1927. It is modeled as an elf boy leaping over the back of a crouching satyr (“Pan”), while the satyr clutches a lamb. In French, the figure’s name roughly translates to “The Shepherd’s Madness,” which invokes a bacchanal motif. On a canted rectangular base; incised C VYSE CHELSEA.
La Folie Bergère – Charles Vyse Figurine
$8,500.00
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| Country of Origin | England |
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| Color | Purple, yellow and gray |
| Dimensions | 12"H |
