Bronze Figure Of A Roaring Stag, C. Valton
Bronze Figure Of A Roaring Stag, C. Valton
Braying Bronze Stag By C. Valton.
A bronze 10 point stag modelled on a naturalistic base, bellowing, lovely brown patina, base inscribed 'C.VALTON' from the second half of the 19th or early 20th century.
Charles Valton (26 January 1851, in Pau - 21 May 1918, in Chinon) was a French animal sculptor, born in Pau in the Pyrenees but was raised in Paris where he frequented assiduously the botanical garden (Jardin des Plantes). Admitted to the beaux-arts academy in Paris, he was Antoine-Louis Barye's and Emmanuel Frémiet's (the academy's directors and famous sculptors) student.
From 1868 to 1914, Valton produced over 70 animal models and has been nominated professor of sculpture at Germain Pilon's school in Paris in 1883.
Taken from Wikipedia.
Dimensions:
1900-1949
Late 19th or early 20th century.
Bronze
France
C. Valton
Good condition. Antlers appear to be a little out of shape.
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 was a French animal sculptor, born in Pau in the Pyrenees but was raised in Paris where he frequented assiduously the botanical garden (Jardin des Plantes). Admitted to the beaux-arts academy in Paris, he was Antoine-Louis Barye's and Emmanuel Frémiet's (the academy's directors and famous sculptors) student.From 1868 to 1914, Valton produced over 70 animal models and has been nominated professor of sculpture at Germain Pilon's school in Paris in 1883.Taken from Wikipedia.){kind=link}