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Sculpture – The Fox, Henri Bargas – Terracotta
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Important terracotta sculpture with green patina, depicting a fox on the lookout, by the sculptor Henri Bargas.
The fox is a cunning and shrewd hunter, here its senses are alert, it watches for its prey.
Henri Bargas' style is particularly recognizable in the precision he brings to the details of his animal subjects.
Signature of the sculptor “H.Bargas” in hollow, at the back of the rectangular terrace.
Ancient sculpture, 1925th century period, Art Deco, circa XNUMX.
Very good state of preservation.
Dimensions: 24.5 cm x 66 cm x 15 cm
Important terracotta sculpture with green patina, depicting a fox on the lookout, by the sculptor Henri Bargas.
The fox is a clever and cunning hunter, here his senses are alert, he watches for his prey.
The style of Henri Bargas is particularly recognizable, in the precision he brings to the details of his animal subjects.
Signature of the sculptor "H.Bargas" in hollow, at the back of the rectangular terrace.
Antique sculpture, 20th century period, Art-Deco, circa 1925.
Very good condition.
Dimensions: 24.5 cm x 66 cm x 15 cm
Henri Bargas
Henri Bargas is a famous French sculptor, active in the 1920s-1930s.
Animal and academic sculptor, his works are characterized by an expressive touch and precision of detail.
H. Bargas regularly goes to the Jardin des Plantes in Paris to study and observe animals.
He trained and collaborated with E.Jacques RUHLMANN and Marcel Sandoz.
In the 1930s, he exhibited at the Salon des Artistes Français in Paris.
His sculptures are essentially inspired by classical Greek art and by the works of EA Boudelle.
Henri Bargas
Henri Bargas is a famous French sculptor, active in the 1920s-1930s.
Animal and academic sculptor, his works are characterized by an expressive touch and precision of detail.
H. Bargas, regularly goes to the Botanical Gardens of Paris, to study and observe animals.
He trains and collaborates withE. Jacques RUHLMANN and Marcel Sandoz.
In the 1930s, he exhibited at the Salon of French Artists in Paris.
His sculptures are essentially inspired by classical Greek art and by the work of EA Boudelle.
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