Sculpture – Group of Woodcocks with a Frog, Léon Bureau (1866-1906) – Bronze

Important bronze group with double patina, brown and gold, representing two woodcocks, accompanied by a frog, resting under the paw of one of them, by the sculptor Léon Bureau (1866-1906).
Woodcocks are depicted with finely chiseled plumage, a massive body, a long beak and their wings spread.
Jules Moigniez pays particular attention to anatomical details, his works are considered remarkably detailed, with very thorough chiselling, completed by an elegance in the attitudes.
Bronze group signed “L.Bureau” on the side of the naturalist terrace, richly chiseled and decorated with plants.
Old edition sculpture, second part of the period XIXth century.
Perfect state of conservation.

Dimensions: cm x 23 33 13.2 cm x cm

Important bronze group with double patina, brown and gold, representing two woodcocks, accompanied by a frog, resting under the paw of one of them, by the sculptor Leon Bureau (1866-1906).
The woodcocks appear with finely chiseled plumage, a massive body, a long beak and their outstretched wings.
Jules Moigniez pays particular attention to anatomical details, his works are considered remarkably detailed, with very thorough chiseling, completed by an elegance in the attitudes.
Bronze group signed “L.Bureau” on the side of the naturalist terrace, richly chiseled and decorated with plants.
Old edition sculpture, period second part of the 19th century.
Perfect state of conservation.

Dimensions: 23 cm x 33 cm x 13.2 cm