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arrows in its back is full of drama. The famous French sculptor Charles Valton (1851-1918) specialized

quality, magnificent patina, in perfect condition. Signed "C.VALTON" on the terrace, stamp "SIOT

’. Exhibition: 1884, Salon des artistes français, no. 3952 (acquired by M. Perzynka). Charles Valton was a

Charles Valton 1851-1918 French Tigre et Lion Bronze with brown patina Both item measure 13 1

Charles Valton. Date: end of the 19th century. Condition: excellent, no damage. Dimensions: height 58 cm

Bronze statue of French sculptor Charles Valton (1851-1918) measures: height of 21 cm, length of 39

Lemaître and Prosper Lecourtier, the Animalier sculptor. He also worked with Charles Valton, who had

with Charles Valton, who had studied under both Barye and Fremiet, two other renowned animalier

Fierce and powerful bronze sculpture, masculine and memorable by famous French sculptor Valton

. It was sculpted by the French animal artist Charles Valton (1851-1918). Valton ably captured the

Description: 
Bronze of a sitting panther. Artist / Maker:
 Charles Valton. Signature / Marks

", for further authentication and provenance. Listed in the Benezit. Charles Valton (1851-1918) was a

Charles VALTON (1851-1918, France) : "Arab warrior riding a dromedary" Double patinated

Finely cast and patinated bronze sculpture of a Bedouin Arab on camel by Charles Valton (French

spelter and mounted on a molded wooden base. Signed Charles Valton (1851–1918), the piece exemplifies the

Bronze by C. Valton, 1851 - 1918, Moorish rider, 19th century Measures: H: 38 cm, W: 36 cm, D: 12

A superb lifetime cast of Charles Valton's “Lionne Blessée“ executed by the foundry Siot-Decauville

Impressive antique bronze sculpture of a couple of lions. By Charles Valton (1851-1918) Signature

sculpture made by the French sculptor Charles Valton, signed on the stone that serves as the base of the

Huge bronze wounded panther, signed Charles Valton (1851-1918). France.  

Sand cast bronze by sculptor Charles Valton titled "Garde au Chien", c. 1895.

exemplifies the animalier style, reminiscent of Charles Valton's work. Key Features: Title: "Le Brame du

patinated bronze finish; the sculpture is unsigned annd attributed to French sculptor Charles Valton or one

A French 19th century bronze sculpture of an Irish Setter stamped "C VALTON."

A French bronze sculpture of a stag, signed J. Terrier, after the 19th century original by Charles

sculptor Léopold Morice and Charles Valton, who strongly influenced his career as a sculptor. The model of

. Maurice Prost 1894-1967 was a student of Leopold Morice and Charles Valton who would have a strong

Prosper Lecourtier (1855-1924) and Charles Valton (1851-1918) for animal art to which he attended over the

the Figure and those of Prosper Lecourtier (1855-1924) and Charles Valton (1851-1918) for animal art

Stunning large pair of silvered bronze jaguars by French Sculptor Charles Valton(French,1851-1918

further authentication and provenance. Listed in the Benezit. Charles Valton (1851-1918) was a French

A good early cast circa 1910 of Charles Valton's Lioness and Two Cubs, it is a beautifully detailed

Sculptor Charles Valton (Pau 1851-Paris 1918). Group in bronze lost wax casting, excellent conditions

Delightful and beautifully detailed silver plate over bronze bull dog signed sculpture by Charles

. Charles Valton (1851-1918) was born in Pau, France. A student of both Antoine Louis Barye and Emmanuel

Please look at pictures and video for overall detail.Statues were originally from Episcopal Academy in Philadelphia feel free to reach out with any questions

or Charles Valton, who studied sculpture with Barye and Fremiet. circa 1850 Dim: W 13.8 in - D

Becker (1871 - 1971) was a prolific jeweller, medalist and sculptor, who trained with Charles Valton and

-1967 was a student of Leopold Morice and Charles Valton who would have a strong influence on his career

in 1890, he studied under Charles Valton, Antonin Mercié, and Jean Boucher at the École des Beaux

Valton (Charles), sculptor, born in Pau (Basses-Pyrennes) on the 26 of January 1851, deceased in

French art deco patinated bronze figure of a wounded pantherona rockwork base, stamped C. Valton

This is a fabulous casting of a dog tethered to a post reading "Beware of Dog." Apparently this sculpture was made for the American or English speaking market.

Tiger and Tigress by Charles Valton Antique french bronze group depicting two tigers. Circa: 1882

base by Charles Valton France, circa 1900, Charles Valton was a student of Henri Louis Levasseur

Signed: Valton (1851-1918)

artist Ch. Valton (Charles Valton). Charles Velton born in Pau in the Pyrenees January 26th, 1851, died