Stag With Head Raised, Antoine-louis Barye (1795–1875)
Artist: Barye
Bronze with a rich, contrasting brown patina, circa 1840.
Signed “Barye” and bearing the inscription in cursive script “de Braux fr” on the pedestal.
A rare bronze cast produced and cast for Antoine-Louis Barye by the foundry De Braux of Anglures (marked “De Braux frères”).
Dimensions : 113 x 58 x h. 110 mm.
Exhibiting superb craftsmanship, this antique cast features the patina, assembly method, and chiseling characteristic of this renowned workshop, known for its early collaboration with Barye in the early 1840s.
This piece dates from the period of “Artist’s Proofsand First Editions” (1838–1845), a time when Barye, acting as his own publisher (and sometimes his own foundryman), distributed his creations directly or throughdealers.
Bibliography:
Pivar, 1974, A 124.
Listed in the summary catalog of unpublished works.
Location:
Walters Art Museum, Baltimore.
High-resolution photo file available upon request.
Signed “Barye” and bearing the inscription in cursive script “de Braux fr” on the pedestal.
A rare bronze cast produced and cast for Antoine-Louis Barye by the foundry De Braux of Anglures (marked “De Braux frères”).
Dimensions : 113 x 58 x h. 110 mm.
Exhibiting superb craftsmanship, this antique cast features the patina, assembly method, and chiseling characteristic of this renowned workshop, known for its early collaboration with Barye in the early 1840s.
This piece dates from the period of “Artist’s Proofsand First Editions” (1838–1845), a time when Barye, acting as his own publisher (and sometimes his own foundryman), distributed his creations directly or throughdealers.
Bibliography:
Pivar, 1974, A 124.
Listed in the summary catalog of unpublished works.
Location:
Walters Art Museum, Baltimore.
High-resolution photo file available upon request.
2 300 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: Good condition
Material: Bronze
Reference (ID): 1848678
Availability: In stock
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