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All auctions / Sculptures / ALFRED DUBUCAND (FRENCH, 1828-1924): A BRONZE FIGURE OF A BOY WITH DONKEY
ALFRED DUBUCAND (FRENCH, 1828-1924): A BRONZE FIGURE OF A BOY WITH DONKEY the barefoot Egyptian Arab boy figure standing beside his mule, on a naturalistically cast base, raised on a moulded oval socle, signed DUBUCAND, brown patination, ALFRED DUBUCAND (FRENCH, 1828-1924): A BRONZE FIGURE OF A BOY WITH DONKEY the barefoot Egyptian Arab boy figure standing beside his mule, on a naturalistically cast base, raised on a moulded oval socle, signed DUBUCAND, brown patination, 35cm highFootnotesDubucand studied under the famous animalier sculptor Barye and produced many highly realistic models of animals throughout his career. He made his debut at the Salon of 1867 with a wax model of a dead pheasant and exhibited regularly until 1883, often showing wax models before re-submitting the bronze casts in subsequent years. His attention to detail and skillful modelling of animals reflected Barye's influence, but he is perhaps most renowned for his work depicting the people and animals of North Africa and the Middle East. The present bronze illustrates the sculptor's fascination with this area and its nomadic inhabitants. 35cm highFootnotesDubucand studied under the famous animalier sculptor Barye and produced many highly realistic models of animals throughout his career. He made his debut at the Salon of 1867 with a wax model of a dead pheasant and exhibited regularly until 1883, often showing wax models before re-submitting the bronze casts in subsequent years. His attention to detail and skillful modelling of animals reflected Barye's influence, but he is perhaps most renowned for his work depicting the people and animals of North Africa and the Middle East. The present bronze illustrates the sculptor's fascination with this area and its nomadic inhabitants. 35cm highFootnotesDubucand studied under the famous animalier sculptor Barye and produced many highly realistic models of animals throughout his career. He made his debut at the Salon of 1867 with a wax model of a dead pheasant and exhibited regularly until 1883, often showing wax models before re-submitting the bronze casts in subsequent years. His attention to detail and skillful modelling of animals reflected Barye's influence, but he is perhaps most renowned for his work depicting the people and animals of North Africa and the Middle East. The present bronze illustrates the sculptor's fascination with this area and its nomadic inhabitants. sculpture
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Fragment of an Egyptian sculpture reminiscent of Akhenaten o - Lot 142
09/20/2026
£1,114.75
Est: £257.37
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Fragment of an Egyptian sculpture resembling Akhenaten or Am - Lot 142
09/20/2026
£1,114.75
Est: £257.15
