Pj Mêne, Rabbit Hunting, Signed Bronze, 19th Century
Artist: P J Mêne 1810-1879
The rabbit hunt or group of dogs in the burrow is a bronze sculpture with a brown patina by PJ Mêne
Prolific artist, Pierre Jules Mêne 1810-1879, distinguished himself as one of the main French animal sculptors in the 19th century
From 1838 , he participated in the Paris Salon; he created his own foundry workshop and began to cast and carve his works himself. The taste for animal sculpture but above all the quality of his works made him enjoy great success 19th century
Height 21 cm
38 x 17 cm
Bibliography: Pierre-Jules Mêne, catalog raisonné, Michel Poletti / Alain Richarme, model presented p55
Prolific artist, Pierre Jules Mêne 1810-1879, distinguished himself as one of the main French animal sculptors in the 19th century
From 1838 , he participated in the Paris Salon; he created his own foundry workshop and began to cast and carve his works himself. The taste for animal sculpture but above all the quality of his works made him enjoy great success 19th century
Height 21 cm
38 x 17 cm
Bibliography: Pierre-Jules Mêne, catalog raisonné, Michel Poletti / Alain Richarme, model presented p55
1 550 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Good condition
Material: Bronze
Width: 38
Height: 21
Depth: 17
Reference (ID): 1347186
Availability: In stock
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