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Charles OCTAV LÉVY

Charles Octave Lévy (1820–1899) was a French sculptor known for his allegorical and biblical figures. He trained under Armand Toussaint and exhibited at the Paris Salon from 1873 to 1898, earning a third-class medal in 1889. Notable works include “Le Faneur” and “Salomé,” which showcase his detailed bronze craftsmanship. Lévy’s sculptures remain sought after in art auctions today.