Crocodile Antique

- In 1916 he presented the sculptures in San-Francisco - In 1923 He exhibited his works in Buenos-Aires - In 1928 He exhibited in Brussels Among his most famous works the "Fount...

This tobacco jar is decorated in high relief of a frog, large butterflies, bugs, shells, a snake, a crocodile, on the lid a large shell with a lizard on the top, a butterfly and a bu...

Beautifully presented small table, with great colour and craftsmanship Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order throughout Select stocks present fine grain interest and r...

The piece has its original paint that has gained a wonderful patina and typical crocodile craquelure, a small section has been restored/replaced (apparent from the back) and colour m...

Superior length telescope with appealing finish and personal inscription Displaying a desirable aged patina throughout Silvered brass presents bright, reflective tones Bright obj...

Sea Serpents and Mythical Creatures - Adding a fantastical element that was popular in artwork of this period, reflecting myths and legends of the sea. 5. Crocodiles or Alligators - ...

Antique frontispiece with various animals including an elephant, crocodile and lion. This print originates from volume 2 of 'New collection of the strangest travel stories, especiall...

It is accompanied by an armored rhinoceros and a crocodile, representing the dangerous and untamed aspect of the wild.

He graduated in 1820, the second prize for sculpture in Rome for his "Cain cursed by God" .It was in 1831 that Barye became known to the public exhibiting then his "Tiger devouring a...

The comparative analysis of the intensity and aggression depicted in these works is worth considering, with the present model illustrating a serene aftermath of what was likely a rel...

The house also produced high fashion handbags in crocodile lined with suede that were of "lasting luxury.”

During these fairs, he met Antoine-Louis Barye which imposes successively with Tiger devouring a Crocodile in 1831, and its monumental Lion and Serpent 1833, leaving these two years ...

His first drawings were published in the humorous newspaper Crocodile (1855) and Euilenspiegel. He also created watercolors.

In 1831 he exhibited much larger statues, Tiger Devouring a Gavial crocodile,[4] which was a plaster sculpture 41 cm high and 103 cm long, and Lion Crushing a Serpent, 138 cm high an...

In 1831 he exhibited much larger statues, Tiger Devouring a Gavial crocodile,[4] which was a plaster sculpture 41 cm high and 103 cm long, and Lion Crushing a Serpent, 138 cm high an...

During the Middle Ages, the sea monster was the object of new transformations: at this time, it is often winged, the head is stretched like a crocodile, the front legs are often very...

A reptilian creature, likely a crocodile, basks in the foreground, and a salamander, which is noted for being frequently seen in Madagascar, is also depicted, hinting at the biodiver...

His first drawings were published in the humorous newspaper Crocodile (1855) and Euilenspiegel. He also created watercolors.

His first drawings were published in the humorous newspaper Crocodile (1855) and Euilenspiegel. He also created watercolors.

His first drawings were published in the humorous newspaper Crocodile (1855) and Euilenspiegel. He also created watercolors.

(Oceania; native people, costume, plants, animals; crocodile, cassowary, tiger, kangeroo, platypus, lyre bird etc.).'

Are these beautiful crocodiles a display of God’s great work or are these evolutional steps stacked on a pile?

This bronze was paired with his Le Chasseur de Crocodile (exhibited at the Salon in 1883) and stands in the Jardin des Plantes, Paris.

The map is embellished by many African land animals, including elephants, lions, monkeys, ostriches, camels, goats, a crocodile and a dragon. A sailing ship and a compass rose lie wi...

His first drawings were published in the humorous newspaper Crocodile (1855) and Euilenspiegel. He also created watercolors.

In lower right the personification of death in the form of a skeleton taunts Camilo's patient with his scythe while several playful imps sing and dance. A fire breathing crocodile in...

Among the more unusual products to emerge from 'The Jungle' were registered crocodile umbrella-stands, snake tables, a hall porter's chair made from a whole adolescent elephant, elep...

This large and finely carved example of Costa Rican skill and craftsmanship is in the form of a jaguar which may have been a lineage or clan symbol - as also was the crocodile - acco...

Also includes a rare alligator or crocodile head in the form of a beak. Made of green translucent jade, pierced through the neck for suspension.

English Victorian (19/20th Century) crocodile and metal trimmed horseshoe shaped easel picture frame