Price
£950.00This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
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A charming early 20th Century bronze group study of two rabbits in their natural environment, one enjoying a scratch as it sits at the top of a mound whilst the other rabbit sits in a more hidden area at the base on the mound. The bronze with excellent rich brown patina and very fine hand chased surface detail, raised on a stepped base and signed Chemin.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Height: 8.5 cm.
Width: 10 cm.
Depth: 6 cm.
Condition: Excellent Original Condition.
Circa: 1890.
Materials: Bronze.
SKU: 9010.
ABOUT
Victor Joseph Chemin (French, 1825 ~ 1901) Chemin was an animal sculptor. He was a pupil Antoine Louis Barye, Chemin made his salon début in Paris in 1857. He produced models of dogs, foxes and hares, as well as figures of horses, often with their riders.
Stock number
9010The BADA Standard
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