Statuette "Levretka (on hind legs)"

Capture a piece of art history with this exquisite replica of a work by Antoine-Louis Barye, the acclaimed French animal sculptor. Bearing the unmistakable hallmarks of Barye's unique style, this greyhound sculpture embodies the artist's exceptional ability to portray animals with astonishing accuracy and remarkable detail. Exquisitely executed, this sculpture reveals the distinguished nuances in the anatomy of an animal's body, from the distinctive relief of sinewy muscles to the individual features of the muzzle.

Antoine Louis Barye (1795-1875) was more than a talented sculptor; he was the embodiment of the multidisciplinary artist, a legacy carried from his early life. Born in the heart of Paris to a jeweler, Barye received a practical education for his father, leading him to become proficient in various types of metalworking. These skills, while essential in his youth, provided a steady foundation when he transitioned into professional sculpture.

The fusion of jewelry craft with art, realized in Barye's work, is a testament to the subtlety and precision that he achieved in his sculptures. His detailed rendition of animals was unprecedented, as he captured their characteristic features through a plastic medium. Whether standalone or composed in groups, often alongside human figures, Barye's depictions of the animal kingdom remain a valued part of art collections worldwide.

Invest in this magnificent replica and own a piece of Barye's legacy – a symbol not only of the gifted animal sculptor’s artistic genius but also a reflection of his delve into the intricacies of an animal's anatomy. Museums across Europe and the United States proudly exhibit Barye's work, and now, you can bring one of his masterpieces into your own space and appreciate its fine details every day.