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Grégoire Giraud. Lying Dog In Bronze F. Barbedienne
Grégoire GIRAUD (1783-1836).
Naturalist sculpture representing a lying dog.
Bronze proof with brown patina, Signed GIRAUD on the terrace with mention 'F. Barbedienne founder'.
19th century edition cast numbered below, circa 1850.
Height 15 cm L 24 cm.
The marble Original presented at the Salon of 1827 is currently on display in the sculpture department of the Louvre Museum.
Pierre-François-Grégoire Giraud, known as Grégoire Giraud or Giraud du Luc, born March 17, 1783 in Luc (Var), and died February 19, 1836 in Paris, is a French sculptor. Prix de Rome in 1806 and 1811. Strongly influenced by the art of Antiquity, the work of Grégoire Giraud is representative of the neoclassical style, but nevertheless remains marked by the French statuary tradition thanks to the naturalistic study of his models.
Naturalist sculpture representing a lying dog.
Bronze proof with brown patina, Signed GIRAUD on the terrace with mention 'F. Barbedienne founder'.
19th century edition cast numbered below, circa 1850.
Height 15 cm L 24 cm.
The marble Original presented at the Salon of 1827 is currently on display in the sculpture department of the Louvre Museum.
Pierre-François-Grégoire Giraud, known as Grégoire Giraud or Giraud du Luc, born March 17, 1783 in Luc (Var), and died February 19, 1836 in Paris, is a French sculptor. Prix de Rome in 1806 and 1811. Strongly influenced by the art of Antiquity, the work of Grégoire Giraud is representative of the neoclassical style, but nevertheless remains marked by the French statuary tradition thanks to the naturalistic study of his models.
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