Bronze Art Deco M. Courbier BARBEDIENNE Founder

  
Sublime bronze and spectacular emerald green patina, from the Barbedienne foundry signature F. The work of Marcel Courbier won the Grand Prix National des Beaux-Arts upon its creation in 1926. It is praised for the grace of the young girl, the moving complicity with this little animal as fragile as it is docile, and the choice of a subject full of life, gentleness, and affection!

The very high-quality cast iron, known as light, is made with the exact amount of metal necessary for casting. This guarantees exceptional carving and showcases all the expertise of the Ferdinand Barbedienne foundry. H 26 - L 38 - D 13.3 cm.

You will receive what you see in the photos. Marcel Louis Maurice Courbier, born August 4, 1898, in Nîmes and died November 14, 1976, in Paris 6th, is a French sculptor and medalist. The artist was awarded numerous prizes throughout his career: Grand Prix Roux in 1925, second class medal, Grand Prix National des Beaux-Arts, gold medal at the Universal Exhibition of 1937...