Product Details
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Condition: This sculpture is in perfect condition
Bronze Dimensions with Marble Base:
Height 16" X Width 16"
Marble Dimensions:16" X 8"
Height without base:15"
Weight:28 LBS
Inventory:158556016M51
Antoine Louis Barye, born in France in 1796 and passing away in 1875, left a significant mark on the art world as an Animalier, a sculptor primarily focused on animals, particularly those in the wild. This sculpture exemplifies Barye's mastery in capturing the essence of animal behavior and anatomy. His dedication to the portrayal of animals is evident not only in this piece but also in his extensive body of work, showcasing his talent and expertise. Barye's contributions have earned him recognition, with some of his sculptures exhibited in the prestigious Salon and housed in the Louvre, solidifying his legacy as a highly accomplished sculptor and artist.
This bronze masterpiece, signed by Barye, serves as more than a visual representation of a hunting scene; it encapsulates a moment of nature's raw beauty and the interplay between predator and prey. As a part of Barye's extensive portfolio, this sculpture invites viewers to connect with the untamed essence of the animal kingdom, paying homage to the skill and vision of an artist whose work has stood the test of time.