Barye Bronze

After Antoine Louis BARYE (1796-1875) Moor Horseman Hunting a Boar Large bronze statuette with medal patina, signed.

19 C Bronze signed by "Barye"

Cheval Surpris Par Un Lion (Horse surprised by a lion) after Antoine-Louis Barye, French 1795-1875, bronze on a black marble base.

He also sculpted Poised Stag in 1829, a much larger sculpture, which had a height of 48 cm, and was one-third of life size. [1] Barye didn't only want to be known as a sculptor of...

A220 The Barye Bronzes: A catalogue raisonne, Pivar, p. 61, p. 261, f.

It is in pristine original condition with a beautiful brown patina with green highlights. Barye bronzes with the gold FB cachet were usually superior casts produced between 1876-1889.

Horse Bronze Signed: BARYE Bronze, 5 3/8 x 6 3/4 x 2 1/4 inches Atelier cast, dark brown patina BARYE Catalogue Raisonne by Michel Poletti, Catalogue No.

Animal Bronzes Signed: BARYE Bronze on marble base, 4 1/4 x 6 1/8 x 4 1/8 inches Atelier cast, dark brown patina BARYE Catalogue Raisonne by Michel Poletti, Catalogue No.

Animal Bronzes Signed: BARYE Bronze, on the green marble base, 5 ½ x 10 x 2 3/4 inches Atelier cast BARYE Catalogue Raisonne by Michel Poletti, Catalogue No.

Dog & Animal Paintings & Bronzes Signed: BARYE Bronze, 6 3/8 x 6 x 2 inches Atelier cast, dark brown patina BARYE Catalogue Raisonne by Michel Poletti, Catalogue No.

A very fine bronze with a green patina, representing a lioness on watch.

'Lion Assis' is a superb example of the work of Antoine-Louis Barye, a Romantic French sculptor most famous for his work as an animalier. Signed to base 'Antione L Barye'.  

Antoine-Louis BARYE (1795-1875) Eléphant du Sénégal (Elephant from Senegal) Bronze with gilt patina.

This bronze by Antoine-Louis Barye depicts two children playing leap frog, circa 1860.

Antique grand bronze eagle by Antoine-Louis Barye 1796-1875. Finely detailed, signed, on a marble base.

Beautiful bronze "Lion walking" a dark green patina. Signed original size BARYE on the terrace and F.BARBEDIENNE FONDEUR.

On a Antique green marble base. Signed: Barye. Actual bronze measures: 20" width, 8" deep and 8" high.

Bronze seated hound by 19th century French animalier sculptor Alfred Barye (1839-1882), the son of sculptor Antoine-Louis Barye.

Antoine Louis Barye (1796-1875) LION WALKING Round bronze nuanced brown patina green posthumous cast Signed Barye on the terrace stamp F.Barbedienne.Fondeur.Paris H 21, L 38.7,...

19th century bronze sculpture by Antoine-Louis Barye. Gold seal.

Antoine-Louis Barye Cast by Ferdinand Barbedienne "Lion Marchant" Bronze with a dark-brown patina Signed BARYE and with foundry inscription F.

Another typically superb bronze sculpture by Animalier sculptor Antoine-Louis Barye (1796-1875), in the form of a Dromedary Camel, complete with details of the harness and saddle.

A fine French animalier style bronze inkwell, circa 1880. Finely cast as a seated retriever, wearing a collar, and having an alert expression. The head is hinged at the collar, to re...

A typically superb bronze sculpture by Antoine-Louis Barye(1796-1875), in the form of a Great Dane.

Late 19th century bronze lion with finely chased mane. Antoine-Louis Barye, signed 'Bayre.'

Appear in Catalogue Raisonne des Bronzes Edites Gallimard Press page 174

A fine late 19TH Century cast of one of Barye's earliest models

Attributed to Antoine-Louis Barye, France, circa 1860.

Continental cast-bronze ornament with eagle and snake, 19th century.

After Antoine-Louis Barye (The original bronze kept in the Louvre Museum), a cast iron statue named Jaguar dévorant un lièvre.

An early 20th century large plaster cast from the bronze figure 'Jaguar devouring a hare' of superb quality, after Barye.

The sculptor Antoine-Louise Barye (French, 1776 - 1875) was the preeminent animalier sculptor of the nineteenth century. Although monumental versions of his depictions of domestic an...

Antoine-Louis Barye, 1796-1875 Panthère de Tunis, circa 1860 Bronze with brown patina Signed ‘BARYE’.

Les Bronzes animaliers by Jean-Charles Hachet - Page 45.

The sculptor Antoine-Louise Barye (French, 1776-1875) was the preeminent animalier sculptor of the 19th century. Although monumental versions of his depictions of domestic and exotic...

The sculptor Antoine-Louise Barye (French, 1776 - 1875) was the preeminent animalier sculptor of the 19th century. Although monumental versions of his depictions of domestic and exot...

The sculptor Antoine-Louise Barye (French, 1776-1875) was the preeminent animalier sculptor of the 19th century. Although monumental versions of his depictions of domestic and exotic...

The bronze was made by Ferdinand Barbedienne(French 1810-1892), owner of the most famous Foundry ever in France ( he made the bronzes for Rodin,Barye etc...)

This foundry produced many Fine pieces over the years and worked closely with many artists, two of the most famous being Barye and Rodin. This bronze is in excellent condition wit...

This foundry produced many fine pieces over the years and worked closely with many artists, two of the most famous being Barye and Rodin. This bronze is in excellent condition an...

This foundry produced many fine pieces over the years and worked closely with many artists, two of the most famous being Barye and Rodin. This bronze is in excellent condition wit...

He subsequently studied with Auguste-Louis-Marie Ottin and with Antoine-Louis Barye. His bronze statue A Lucky Find at Pompeii (Une Trouvaille à Pompei) (1863) depicts a nude boy w...

Among the principal artists reproduced by the firm were Antoine Louis Barye and Auguste Rodin." This bronze is stamped Barbedienne.

The firm also produced bronzes by Alfred Barye and was a main competitor of the Barbedienne foundry.

Offered is an immaculate, pair of 1920s, French Art Deco solid-bronze panther bookends. Signed 'Barye' (French Sculptor, Antoine-Louis Barye).

A bronze sculpture of a deer by Antoine Louis Barye, 1850.

This is a beautiful cast bronze with green patina.Circa 19th Century. Barye Antoine-Louis, (1795 - 1875)

Standing Basset bronze with black patination by French animalier sculptor Antoine-Louis Barye (1795-1875).

Theseus and the Centaur, after Antoine-Louis Barye, France 1795-1875, bronze on a black marble base.

Old casting proof, signed BARYE on base, at the front right. Edited by founder F.Barbedienne.

End of 19th-early 20th century green patina bronze lion n°4, signed by Antoine Louis Barye.

Alfred Barye, 1839-1882 Elephant, circa 1860 Bronze with brown patina Signed “Barye” on the base 15 3/8" high x 13 3/4" wide x 7 1/2" length Alfred Barye: Born in 1839 in Paris.