A Monumental French 19th century bronze sculpture
A Monumental French 19th century bronze sculpture
"The Steeplechase"
By Isidore Jules Bonheur (1827-1901)
The footprint of the wooden base is 172cm long by 85cm wide. The overall height is 183cm.
The measurement of the bronze is 156cm long, 64.5cm wide & 90.5cm high.
Isidore Jules Bonheur:
A prominent naturalistic animal sculptor of the 19th century, Bonheur came from a family of artists. He was trained as a painter by his father, Raymond, with his sister, Rosa also continuing the family tradition. He exhibited at the Paris salon from
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"The Steeplechase"
By Isidore Jules Bonheur (1827-1901)
The footprint of the wooden base is 172cm long by 85cm wide. The overall height is 183cm.
The measurement of the bronze is 156cm long, 64.5cm wide & 90.5cm high.
Isidore Jules Bonheur:
A prominent naturalistic animal sculptor of the 19th century, Bonheur came from a family of artists. He was trained as a painter by his father, Raymond, with his sister, Rosa also continuing the family tradition. He exhibited at the Paris salon from
1847 onwards, won medals in 1865 and 1869 and, in 1889, a prestigious gold medal at the Exposition Universelle.
Bonheur worked closely with his brother in law, Hippolyte Peyrol, the founder based in Paris. it is likely that this bronze was cast by the Peyrol foundry.
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Dimensions
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