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ID number: BIRBI-45.9 Institution: The Barber Institute of Fine Arts Artist / Maker: Barye, Antoine-Louis (1796-1875) Title / Object name: An Indian panther Object type: Sculpture Place made: Paris Culture: French Date made: Model: 1840; Cast: late 19th century Materials: Bronze Measurements: 7.3 x 18.5 x 6 cm Provenance: Purchased from Alfred Spero, London, 14 August 1945, for £40 |
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Barye was the foremost of a group of 19th-century French sculptors who specialised in small bronzes of animal subjects. They exploited newly developed techniques of mass reproduction to generate numerous casts of their models for a growing middleclass market, some which continued to be cast into the 20th century. Barye’s models of birds of prey and hunting animals, such as this panther, were particularly admired and sought after. Inscriptions / Translations: None Notes: Model: Paris. Cast: unknown foundry, probably Paris, late 19th century |
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