Resting bear (after Antoine-Louis Barye) – Resin reproduction
Reproduction in molded resin on the original work of Antoine-Louis Barye
A certificate from the publisher will be attached.
Bears the dry stamp of the Moulage workshop Musée du Louvre
Dimensions: 40 x 19 x 18cm
The original work is kept at the Louvre Museum
Antoine-Louis Barye is a French sculptor and painter, renowned for his animal works. He is one of the first sculptors to consider the animal no more than a motif or a decorative element but a subject in its own right.
Dimensions :
- Height : 19 cm
- Width : 40 cm
Antoine-Louis Barye :
(1796-1875) was a French painter and sculptor, born in Paris in 1795. He is one of the greatest "animalier" sculptors (of animals) of the 19th century. His vigorous and realistic works were realized from nature. He entered The School of Fine Arts in Paris in 1818, in François-Joseph Bosio and Jean-Antoine Gros' workshops. In 1820, he obtained The Second "Prix de Rome" of sculpture. His sculpture "Tiger devouring a gavial" from 1831 led to his recognition as The first Romantic sculptor. Imposing his own style, Barye had a huge success and released his production in his own foundry. He fell in with Ferdinand-Philippe of 'Orléans and became one of Napoléon III's favorite sculptors. Then he completed many prestigious requests as for The "Palais du Louvre" or The Tuileries Garden.
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