Posted 1 year ago
jscott0363
(902 items)
Hello everyone!!
Rounding off my bronze horse sculpture posts is this bronze thoroughbred sculpture. This one is so very realistic. It was sculpted by French artist Antoine-Louis Barye sometime in the early to mid-19th century (another reproduction of course). This one measures 11" tall, 11" long and weighs nearly 12lbs!
Here's a bit of history of the artist. Antoine-Louis Barye (24 September 1795 – 25 June 1875) was a Romantic French sculptor most famous for his work as an animalier, a sculptor of animals. His son and student was the known sculptor Alfred Barye. Born in Paris, France, Barye began his career as a goldsmith, like many sculptors of the Romantic Period. He first worked under his father Pierre, and around 1810 worked under the sculptor Martin-Guillaume Biennais, who was a goldsmith to Napoleon.
Thanks very much for stopping in for a look!!
Scott
you have a complete haras
Another fantastic piece Scott. This one is my favorite. My property backs up to a neighbor's pasture. I feed the horse(Mr. Watson) and two goat sisters(Thelma & Louise) carrots.
Beautiful stately stallion on post parade, Scott your gorgeous thoroughbred is ready for racing season, I love him!
Beautiful, I love these horse sculptures so much !~
Thank you kivatinitz!!!
Thanks Dave!! I love the names given to the horse and sister goats:)
Thanks Jenni!! I love this one too. It's almost horse racing season. It'll be here before we know it.
Phil,
Thanks so very much!! I sincerely appreciate the kind comment!
Falcon,
Cokeman,
kivatinitz,
Searching1,
Dave,
Thomas,
fortapache,
Watchsearcher,
Jenni,
Phil,
Kevin,
Karen,
sherrilou,
vcal
and
Leelani,
Thank you al so very much for the loves, kind comments and for stopping in!! Always greatly appreciated!!
WhenIsraelBelieves,
Thank you very much for the love and for stopping in!!!
Another master artist! Wow, these are so incredible!
I have always loved horses. When we moved to See Canyon, I was 11. Every young girl wants a horse. There was a horse in the pasture by our house. I wanted to keep him. The owner took him away and my Father planted 600 apple trees. I was heartbroken!
Scott, there's. Bayre on eBay of a horse and jockey! Really cool! Check it out! Is that a fair price ?
Hmmm, I see lots of them. How do you tell if it's a reproduction besides the price? Can one get "lucky"?
Thanks Eileen!!
We never had horses when I was a kid, but we did have a pair of mules and some ponies. I grew up on a farm in a very big farming community and there were several kids that had ponies in the neighborhood.
I bought most of my horse sculptures as brand new pieces still in their original packing. So, that's how I know they're reproductions. Some are priced reasonably and others are off the charts expensive. I always wait until a seller is desperate to get rid of a piece or if they have a 50% off sale. Either way, I still end up having to pay a few hundred dollars each for these bronze sculptures.
Bitsnbobs123,
Thanks very much for the love and for stopping in!!