Posted 1 year ago
PhilDavidA…
(96 items)
Not an important piece by any means and yet it has wonderful movement to it. An enigma, she remains forever running her greyhounds.
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Posted 1 year ago
PhilDavidA…
(96 items)
Not an important piece by any means and yet it has wonderful movement to it. An enigma, she remains forever running her greyhounds.
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And at "Speed"!
love it !!!
Very nice, what kind of metal or material is the sculpture?
It wouldn't be so intriguing if they where walking by her side, very nice.
what a stunning piece of art deco:) love this:)
From my research on the piece this artist was one who made his sculptures mainly of metal but not bronze, a lot of artists do both, but I don't think he gained a lot of fame in his lifetime. Base is marble. I have a lot of bronzes also, but if I really like a piece, I overlook what it is made of. Thanks everyone for comments and the love.
I have seen a more recent one lately, of the same sculpture done in an antique green patina, not as nice as this one. This one I got at an auction in Italy.
fabulous!
Thank you eye 4 beauty, and guyfrmatl. The theme here was a very popular one of an art deco lady with her Russian Borzois hounds, Chiparus and Priess also made models in bronze. These are the dogs usually tied to the 1920's to 1930's. They usually had titles like "Friends Forever" !~Phil.
your pics of your profile looks like what you collect -- streamline and classy
Thanks for the most generous comment, epson233 !~Phil
Thank you very kindly for the loves pops52, & Lilliflunew, much obliged.
Thank you for the loves, trgrubaugh, gvgordon, mrmajestic1, toolate2, czechman,
musikchoo, officialfuel, BELLIN68, walksoftly, chevy59, vintagemad, vetraio50 !~