Alfred Dubucand - Group Of Two Greyhounds
Artist: Alfred Dubucand
A bronze sculpture in excellent condition after Alfred Dubucand (1828–1894), representing an original study of a pair of greyhounds (circa 1860).
The base is intricately detailed, with particular attention to the anatomical features of the two greyhounds.
The upper surface of the base bears the signature "DUBUCAND," along with the mold number "812" and the foundry mark "EV" on a border.
Alfred Dubucand (1828–1894) was a French animal sculptor, renowned for his realistic works depicting animals and Orientalist scenes. Born in Paris, he was a student of Antoine-Louis Barye, the undisputed master of animal sculpture in the 19th century. Dubucand exhibited regularly at the Salon des Artistes français from 1867 to 1883, where he was rewarded for the anatomical precision and realism of his bronzes, often small in format.
The base is intricately detailed, with particular attention to the anatomical features of the two greyhounds.
The upper surface of the base bears the signature "DUBUCAND," along with the mold number "812" and the foundry mark "EV" on a border.
Alfred Dubucand (1828–1894) was a French animal sculptor, renowned for his realistic works depicting animals and Orientalist scenes. Born in Paris, he was a student of Antoine-Louis Barye, the undisputed master of animal sculpture in the 19th century. Dubucand exhibited regularly at the Salon des Artistes français from 1867 to 1883, where he was rewarded for the anatomical precision and realism of his bronzes, often small in format.
850 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Excellent condition
Material: Bronze
Length: 14 cm
Width: 6 cm
Height: 11 cm
Reference (ID): 1668943
Availability: In stock
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