Vandenberghe François - "trop La Vitesse" Group Of 3 Patinated Bronze Elephants "african Land"

A superb bronze sculptural group by François Vandenberghe (born in 1951), depicting a family of three elephants on the move. Cast in bronze using the lost-wax technique and featuring a magnificent "African earth" patina, this piece testifies to the sculptor's exceptional skill in rendering volume, texture, and movement. The group, with its striking presence (approximately 30 cm high by 50 cm long), is a limited edition, numbered 6/8, bearing the artist's signature "Vandenberghe" and the FBL foundry mark ("FBL lost-wax bronze"), guaranteeing meticulous production faithful to the original edition's specifications. Vandenberghe, whose bestiary is marked by his extended stay in Central Africa, is renowned for the emotional power of his compositions and his ability to capture the animal's vibrant presence. Here, the balance between anatomical realism and expressive sensitivity is perfectly mastered: natural poses, finely chiseled details, deep modeling, and a warm, nuanced patina. Condition: very good overall condition, patina perfectly preserved. Minor wear consistent with age. Technique: lost-wax bronze, African earth patina. Signature: "Vandenberghe" under the belly. Foundry: FBL stamp. Edition: 6/8. Dimensions: H. 30 cm — W. 50 cm (approximately). Careful and secure shipping. Additional photos and details of the marks are available upon request.
The work, entitled “Trop la Vitesse”, is accompanied by its reference catalogue as well as its certificate of authenticity, both provided with the sculpture, guaranteeing its provenance and enhancing its appeal to collectors.