P J Mene

PIERRE-JULES MENE (FRENCH, 1810-79) (after) "CHASSE AU LAPIN" Patinated bronze Signed "P.J. MENE

bronze cast signature "P.J. MÊNE" atelier Mêne-Cain casting circa last quarter of the 19th century

well In contrast with other animaliers of the period such are P.J. Mêne and Antoine-Louis Barye

) signed "P.J.Mene" on the bronze base and mounted on rose marble, beautiful patina and great condition.

Horse sculpture bronze patina, early 20th century, signed P.j.Mene Dimensions: I 38cm, H 30cm, P

: P.J. Mene Orientalist, Animalier(1810-1879) Bronze animal sculpture.

perched atop rocky terrain- all in beautifully articulate bronze- atop an exotic marble baze. P.J. Mêne

French bronze figure of a horse and jockey by P.J. Mene. Foundry: Susse Frere and Co.

Pierre-Jules Mêne (1810-1879) was a French sculptor known for animal sculptures. This work of a

-Jules Mêne (1810-1879). Signed (on base) for “P.J. MENE”. Mêne’s specialty were animal sculptures, of

19th century Hunting dog probably a pointer. Animal bronze by Pierre-Jules Mêne (1810-1879) bronze

French sculptor Pierre Jules Mene Signed. Height: 21.5cm. Length: 25.5cm. depth of base 18cmIn excellent

horse, head slightly twisted in the center signed P.J. Mene.       

decoration. Depicting hounds, deer and Falcons. Signed; P.J. Mene (1810-1879).

dark brown patination and fine original condition. Signed P J Mene to base. Dimensions: H 42cm W 41cm

. Signed on the base: P.J. MENE. Antique bronze cast, Napoleon III period. circa 1860 Dimensions: W 4.7

side of the bronze. Rich brown patina. Pierre Jules Mene, (P. J. Mene), was born in Paris in

(1810-1879) Pierre Jules Mene, (P. J. Mene), was born in Paris in March of 1810 and died in Paris at

"P.J. MENE". Artist Listings & Bibliography: Pierre-Jules Mêne: Catalogue raisonné, Poletti et

P.J Mene and to either end with the word ‘bronze’ and dates to late 19th century circa 1870

is a posthumous cast. Pierre Jules Mene, (P. J. Mene), was born in Paris in March of 1810 and died

A charming bronze sculpture of a greyhound playing with a ball on a carpet, signed P.J.Mene to the

) by the well-known French sculptor Pierre-Jules Mêne (1810-1879). Signed (on base) for “P.J. MENE

and in excellent condition, raised on naturalistic base and signed “P.J.Mene” This animalier bronze

PIERRE JULES MENE (1810-1879) Pierre Jules Mene, (P. J. Mene), was born in Paris in March of 1810 and

, this piece is no. 69 from Méne’s catalog (Collection Complete de Bronzes d’Art de P.J. Mene et de

bronze is signed P. J. Mene, likely cast from an earlier sculpture. This large and wonderful bronze will

-stamped title IBRAHIM; it is crisply signed P.J. Mene. Artist listings and further reading: Pierre

P J Mene, "L'Accolade" ( "the embrace"), 1869, wax cast bronze of pair of horses on a marble base

Bronze elephant vase by P. J. Mene. Excellent condition. Signed on lower portion of vase.

Period bronze sculpture of horses signed by P.J.Mene. Mounted on marble base. Small chip to one

A fine French bronze ‘animalier’ study by P.J. Mene (1810-1879), c. 1845. Finely cast as a

posed atop his magnificent stallion after victory at the hunt. The French artist, P J Mene (1810-1879

artist, P.J. Mene created this striking dark patinated bronze sculpture & the base bears his name.

19th century bronze sculpture of a mounted Racehorse in the style of P J Mene & Willis Good.

P.J.MENE on oval base. Height 11cm. This model was first exhibited at the French Salon in 1855 as a wax

Pierre Jules Mene, (1810-1879) the most famous animal sculptor after Barye, first started to work

Pierre Jules Mene .

High quality cast bronze by Pierre-Jules Mêne (1810-1879). The horse at its natural power. J.P

domestic animals that were beautifully rendered in his own foundries; the pieces are signed P. J. Mêne on

animals that were beautifully rendered in his own foundries; the piece is signed P. J. Mêne on the base

A MARBLE BASE, SIGNED BY P J MENE

A well cast bronze 19th century group of a whippet and a pekingese after P J Mene, dark brown

After P.J. Mene. A fine bronze group of cattle. 29cm (11.4") - High 54cm (21.3") - Wide 21cm

game and his master's gear. Signed P. J. Mene 1850. Mene was a well regarded French sculptor who lived

French bronze of a setter, ‘Diane’, by Pierre-Jules Mêne. Signed P.J Mene with indistinct foundry

, dark brown patination. Auguste Cain was the son-in-law of the famous Animalier sculptor P.J. Mêne