Bronze “hunting Dog” Signed E. Samson – Late 19th Century

Patinated bronze sculpture by renowned wildlife artist E. Samson. This striking work captures the power and vivacity of a hunting dog in action, a dynamic posture that conveys the moment when the animal is determinedly following a trail. The level of detail in this sculpture is remarkable: every muscle, every movement is finely crafted, giving this piece a striking realism. The terrace simulating natural terrain adds even more authenticity and depth to the scene, making this sculpture a true homage to wildlife art. The artist's signature and a hallmark of the JNJL Paris foundry are present on this base. Perfect for hunting enthusiasts, sculpture enthusiasts, or discerning collectors, this bronze embodies the expertise and precision of E. Samson, an artist renowned for his mastery of animal representations. Emmanuel Samson Chamchain, known as Emmanuel Samson (1860-1926), was a French painter and sculptor specializing in 19th and 20th century wildlife art. Born in Paris on May 5, 1860, he grew up in an artistic environment, influenced by his family and his uncles, including Alfred Meyer, a renowned ceramicist and enameller. A student of the painters Alphonse de Neuville and Jean-Léon Gérôme, he developed his talent and exhibited his works at the Salon des Indépendants in 1889. Among his notable creations are paintings representing hunting dogs, demonstrating his interest in wildlife.*********Period: Late 19th centuryVery good condition.Delivery on quotation in France and internationallyDimensions:Height: 15 cmWidth: 30 cmDepth: 11 cmReference: 251V