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Petit poisson (2021)
Sculpture (21 x 24 x 5,5 cm)
Seller : MARTINEZ
Didier Fournier

€500.00

Oiseau 2 (2021)
Sculpture (24 x 11 x 6 cm)
Seller : Didier Fournier
Martinez
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RENNE DESIGN (2021)
Sculpture (30 x 20 x 25 cm)
Seller : MARTINEZ
Art'Mony

€1,350.00

Teddy love (2020)
Sculpture (33 x 19 x 17 cm)
Seller : Céline R.
Martinez
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PLOUF (2020)
Sculpture (36 x 52 x 20 cm)
Seller : MARTINEZ
Martinez
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POISSON DESIGN (2020)
Sculpture (41 x 33 x 6 cm)
Seller : MARTINEZ
Didier Fournier

€650.00

Poule (2020)
Sculpture (17 x 20 x 9 cm)
Seller : Didier Fournier
Didier Fournier

€500.00

Chat-poulpe (2020)
Sculpture (15 x 8 x 6 cm)
Seller : Didier Fournier
Carole Carpier
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Sultan (2020)
Sculpture (26 x 19 x 11 cm)
Seller : Carole Carpier
Carole Carpier
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Suzie (2019)
Sculpture (27 x 15 x 7 cm)
Seller : Carole Carpier
Richard Orlinski
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T-Rex Spirit (Red Edition) (2020)
Sculpture (18 x 7 x 15 cm)
Seller : theo_csln
Didier Fournier

€500.00

Canards (2020)
Sculpture (21 x 21 x 10 cm)
Seller : Didier Fournier

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Animal

Animal sculpture is characterized by works where the main subject is an animal, domestic, wild or within the realm of imagination.

In Europe, the animal sculpture was considered minor for a long time. It sees a turning point on the occasion of the 1831 Paris show when Antoine - Louis Barye's sculpture (Tigre dévorant un gavial) arouses the admiration of the public. Barye is one of the first sculptors to make the animal the subject of the work with a naturalistic representation. It is at the end of the XIX°s, that the revival of the animal sculpture takes place.

The animal sculptures are particularly fashionable under the Second Empire and the most famous animal sculptors for this period are Antoine-Louis Barys, Emile-Coriolan Guillemin, Pierre Louis Rouillard, Pierre Jules Mêne and François Pompon.