P.J. Mêne Bronze Bird Dog Statue, Reproduction Cast
By P.J. Mêne
Located in Dekalb, IL
1920s reproduction of a mid-19th Century Pierre-Jules Mêne original. This piece depicts a Vizsla on the hunt and is constructed of solid bronze and set on a green marble base. Despi...
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Antique French Bronze Dog Sculpture by P. J. Mene.
By Pierre Jules Mêne
Located in LOS ANGELES, CA
Antique French Bronze Dog Sculpture by P. J. Mene. Pierre-Jules Mene.
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19th Century P.J. Mene Bronze Pointing Dog Statue
By Pierre Jules Mêne
Located in High Point, NC
P J Mene was one of the most famous casters of Animalia in the 19th century in France.
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Pierre-Jules Mène - Bronze Hunting Dog, France, circa 1870
By P.J. Mêne
Located in Greven, DE
On the plinth we see the signature: P.J. MÈNE. The figure has not been re-sculpted, the patina is an even deep brown with age-related golden-brown rubbing on the edges - particularly...
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Pierre Jules Mene French Bronze Sculpture of "Spanish Griffon Dog Seizing a Duck
By P.J. Mêne
Located in Shippensburg, PA
A very fine atelier cast executed in Mene's own foundry circa the second quarter of the nineteenth-century, this group is a portion of the larger group of Mene's Chasse au Canard exh...
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P.J. Mene 19th Century Victorian Patinated Bronze Dog Sculpture
Located in Queens, NY
French Victorian patinated bronze group of 2 dogs hunting bird titled Chasse a la Perdrix (signed P.J. MENE)
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19th Century Hunting Dog by P.J Probably Leads Spaniel
By Pierre Jules Mêne
Located in Marseille, FR
19th century hunting dog by Pierre-Jules Mêne (1810-1879) probably a spaniel space.
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French 19th Century Bronze of a Whippet Dog, Signed ‘P. J. Mene’
Located in New Orleans, LA
French 19th century bronze statue of a dog, whippet bread, signed P. J. Mene, mounted on a thick oval marble base with plaque reading, Mene - 1810 - 1874.
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19th Century Bronze Setter Dog Sculpture After P.J. Mêne, French Art
Located in York, GB
A fine bronze Animalier sculpture of a setter dog after the renowned French sculptor p j mene from a private collector Height: 11cm.
Bronze
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H 9.06 in W 12.6 in D 5.52 in
Bronze sculpture “Spaniel Dog”, signed P-J.Mêne – Mid-19th century
By P.J. Mêne
Located in HÉRIC, FR
Bronze with a brown patina signed by the French sculptor Pierre Jules Mêne (1810-1979). Mêne, a pioneer in animal sculpture, is known for the quality and perfection of his works. Thi...
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H 7.09 in W 13.39 in D 5.91 in
19th Century French Bronze of a Spaniel/Setter Type Dog, Signed P J Mene
By P.J. Mêne
Located in London, GB
A 19th century French bronze of a spaniel/setter type dog. Signed P J Mene A beautifully modelled portrait study of a dog it looks up from it looks up keenly towards it’s master.
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20th Century Bronze Group of Two Horses and a Dog After P.J. Mene
By P.J. Mêne
Located in Folkestone, GB
Superb 20th century quality bronze sculpture of two horses cautiously defending eachother with a gilt figure of a dog barking at them. Finely cast after the original by Pierre Jul...
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Bronze of Hunting Dog after P.J. Mene
By Pierre Jules Mêne
Located in San Francisco, CA
A well-cast bronze of a hunting dog, probably a spaniel, after a model by PJ Mene (1810-1879), brown patina mounted on a marble plinth. Later casting, very good quality.
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H 21.66 in W 11.82 in D 11.03 in
P-J Mêne (1810-1879): "Scotsman showing a fox to his dog" - 19th C. Bronze
By Pierre Jules Mêne
Located in SAINT-OUEN-SUR-SEINE, FR
Pierre Jules Mene (1810-1879, France) : "Scotsman showing a fox to his dog" Double patinated bronze proof Old edition cast signed "P.
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H 17 in W 24 in D 10.5 in
Vintage French Hunting Dog and Pheasant Sculpture on Marble Base Signed PJ Mene
By P.J. Mêne
Located in Dallas, TX
Weight 57 pounds. Signed J. P. Mene on the base. Pierre-Jules Mêne (1810-1879), was a French sculptor and animalier.
Marble, Spelter
Small Bronze Sporting Dog by P. J. Mene
Located in Dallas, TX
a small bronze beautifully detailed figure of a sporting dog by P.J. Mene (Pierre Jules)
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19th Century Hunting Dog Pointer Bronze Animal P.J Mêne
By Pierre Jules Mêne
Located in Marseille, FR
19th century Hunting dog probably a pointer. Animal bronze by Pierre-Jules Mêne (1810-1879) bronze patina. Signature on the terrace.
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H 14 in W 12 in D 7.25 in
1850 Hunting Dog Themed Bronze Sculpture Listed French Artist Pierre Jules Mene
By P.J. Mêne
Located in Plymouth, MA
Signed P. J. Mene 1850. Mene was a well regarded French sculptor who lived from 1810-1879.
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