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Doggy (2022)
Sculpture (23 x 28 x 16 cm)
Pro : Studio Tangerine
Richard Orlinski
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Shark (2015)
Sculpture (14 x 10 x 8 cm)
Pro : Galerie Pierre et Gwladys
Rose
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Doggy (2022)
Sculpture (23 x 28 x 16 cm)
Pro : Studio Tangerine
Richard Orlinski
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Kong Silver (2020)
Sculpture (13 x 4 cm)
Pro : Galerie Pierre et Gwladys
Didier Fournier

€400.00

Chamois (2022)
Sculpture (14 x 13 x 5 cm)
Seller : Didier Fournier
Rose
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Doggy (2022)
Sculpture (21 x 18 x 10 cm)
Pro : Studio Tangerine
Rose
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Koons (2022)
Sculpture (20 x 25 x 10 cm)
Pro : Studio Tangerine
Vili
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OURSON TOY CHANEL (2022)
Sculpture (23 x 11 x 8 cm)
Seller : Galerie Art'istes
Christian Choquet

€790.00

GRAND CHAT CONTEMPORAIN (2021)
Sculpture (61 x 16 x 23 cm)
Seller : Christian Choquet
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Balloon Rabbit (violet) (2019)
Sculpture (29 x 14 x 21 cm)
Seller : Guillaume B.
Carole Carpier

€430.00

CHARLIE (2022)
Sculpture (21 x 12 x 11 cm)
Seller : Carole Carpier
Carole Carpier

€600.00

DORA (2022)
Sculpture (22 x 10 x 15 cm)
Seller : Carole Carpier

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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.