Bronze Female Figure Sculpture by Francine Govers, Netherlands, 1990s (ON HOLD)

A refined and sensuous bronze sculpture by Francine Govers, created in the Netherlands in the 1990s. The figure rises in an elegant vertical rhythm, with soft, organic curves that subtly abstract the female form. The polished surfaces and sculptural tension create a quiet but powerful presence both modern and timeless.

Finished with a beautiful grey-green patina, the bronze catches light in gentle transitions, enhancing the fluidity of the silhouette. The piece is mounted on a solid stone base, giving it architectural stability and a museum presence.

About the Artis
Francine Govers was a Dutch sculptor known for her tactile, flowing interpretations of the human body. Working primarily in bronze, she explored themes of movement, femininity and inner emotional landscapes. Her work reflects a balance between abstraction and recognisable form, resulting in sculptures that feel intimate yet monumental. Although appreciated by collectors, she remains an under recognised figure in postwar Dutch sculpture—making pieces like this especially compelling.

Material: Bronze on stone base
Patina: Grey-green
Condition: Very good, minimal signs of age