Antoine-Louis Barye
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Arab Horseman Killing a Lion, 1838
Bronze, dark brown and green patina
15 ¼ H. x 11 ½ W. x 6 ½ D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Horse Surprised by a Lion, Circa 1850
Bronze, dark brown patina
15 ¾ H. x 15 W. x 5 ¾ D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Python Swallowing a Doe, Second Version, 1857
Bronze, red-brown patina with green
3 ½ H. x 13 ⅝ W. x 4 ⅞ D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French, 1796–1875
Turkish Horse, No. 2, ca. 1844
Bronze, green and brown patina
11 ⅜ H. x 12 ¼ W. x 4 ¾ D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Marble base: 5 ¾ H. inches
French, 1796–1875
Crocodile, 1857
1 1/8 H. x 7 W. x 3 1/8 D. inches
Bronze, dark brown patina
Stamped underneath: BARYE
Inscribed underneath: F.BARBEDIENNE PARIS
Antoine-Louis Barye
French, 1796–1875
Seated Bear, 1833
Bronze, brown patina
5 ¾ H. x 8 W. x 5 ⅞ D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French, 1796–1875
A Pair of Standing Bassets, 1841
Bronze, brown with green patina
Each 6 ¼ H. x 11 W. x 4 D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French, 1796–1875
Tartar Warrior Checking His Horse, 1845
Bronze, dark green-brown patina
14 H. x 14 ¼ W. x 6 ¼ D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Wood base: 5 H. inches
Antoine-Louis Barye
French, 1796–1875
Algerian Camel, 1857
Bronze, brown patina
5 ⅞ H. x 7 ½ W. x 2 ½ D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Walking Lion, 1840
Bronze, brown patina
8 ⅝ H. x 15 ⅜ W. x 4 D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Half Blood Horse, 1845
Bronze, dark green patina
4 ¾ H. x 7 ½ W. x 2 ¼ D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French, 1796–1875
Standing Bear, 1874
Bronze, brown and green patina
9 ½ H. x 4 ⅞ W. x 4 D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Caucasian Warrior, 1870
Bronze, dark brown patina
7 ⅞ H. x 6 ¼ W. x 3 D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Period marble base
Antoine-Louis Barye
French, 1796–1875
Lion and Serpent, No. 3, 1833
Bronze, brown patina
5 ¼ H. x 6 ¾ W. x 4 ½ D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Standing Jaguar No. 2, 1840
Bronze, brown patina
5 H. x 7 ¾ W. x 2 ⅝ D. inches
Signed and dated: BARYE 1840
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Jaguar Devouring an Alligator, 1862
Bronze, brown patina
3 ¼ H. x 9 ½ W. x 3 ⅝ D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Period wood base
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Tiger Devouring a Gazelle, 1857
4 ¾ H. x 13 W. x 5 D. inches
Signed: Barye
Set on Period wood base
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Lion of Algeria
Bronze with brown and green patina
7 7⁄8 H. X 11 1⁄2 W. X 3 1⁄2 D. inches
Signed on base: Barye
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Elan Surprised by a Lynx
Bronze with dark brown patina
8 7⁄8 H. x 13 W. x 6 1⁄4 D. inches
Signed on base: Barye
Stamped on base: Barye 9.
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Tiger Devouring a Gavial
Bronze with dark brown patina
4 3/16 H. x 10 3⁄4 W. x 4 3/16 D. inches
Signed on base: Barye/ 1838
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Rabbit with Ears Back, 1857
Bronze, brown patina
1 ½ H. x 3 W. x 1 ¼ D. inches
Signed on base: Barye
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Jaguar and Crocodile, c. 1862
First edited circa 1862
Bronze, green and brown patina
3 1/4 H. x 9 1/2 W. x 3 1/2 D. inches
Signed: BARYE (right front top of base)
Antoine-Louis Barye
French, 1795–1875
Éléphant du Sénégal (Senegalese Elephant), 1847
Bronze, Brown-red burning copper patina
5 1/4 H. inches
Signed BARYE
Éléphant du Sénégal is the last and most dynamic of Barye’s four elephant studies. Cast in very limited numbers due to Barye’s death in 1875.
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
English Bassett
Bronze
4 3/4 H. x 4 W. x 2 3/4 D. inches
Signed: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Bear Climbing a Tree, Devouring an Owl
Bronze, brown patina
7 5/8 H. x 7 W. x 4 5/8 D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French, 1796–1875
Bear In His Trough, 1832
Bronze, dark brown patina
4 1/2 H. x 5 1/4 W. x 3 3/4 D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Inscribed: F. BARBEDIENNE . Fondeur FRANCE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French, 1796–1875
Kevel, 1857
Bronze, brown patina
3 ¾ H. x 4 W. x 1 ¼ D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French, 1796–1875
Tiger Surprising an Antelope, 1857
Bronze, brown patina
10 ¼ H. x 14 ⅜ W. x 7 D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French, 1796–1875
Rabbit with Ears Up, 1865
Bronze, brown patina
1 ¾ H. x 3 W. x 1 ⅛ D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Panthere of Tunis, 1860
Bronze, brown patina
3 ¾ H. x 7 ¾ W. x 2 ¾ D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Panther of India No. 2
Bronze, brown patina
4 H. x 8 W. x 2 ½ D. inches
Signed on base: BARYE
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Virginia Deer, 1831
Bronze, dark green patina
4 ⅛ H. x 5 ¾ W. inches
Signed LL: BARYE
Stamped verso: Eck et Durand
Framed
Antoine-Louis Barye
French 1796–1875
Pointer and Duck, Ca. 1825
Bronze bas relief, brown patina
4 ⅛ H. x 6 ⅛ W. inches
Signed LL: BARYE
Stamped verso: Eck et Durand
Framed
Artist Description
Antoine-Louis Barye (French, 1795-1875)
Antoine-Louis Barye is considered the father of the French animalier school that became popular in the middle of the nineteenth century. The animalier movement was notable for its realistic and naturalistic portrayal of animals. Barye addressed themes such as wild animals in dramatic action pitted against each other in the struggle for survival. He was also instrumental in foundry practices, and placed a great deal of energy and passion into the fabrication of his bronzes. Barye was extremely influential to generations of European and American sculptors. He received many commissions. He also executed many public works and monuments around France. His works are represented in the great museums throughout the world, with large collections in American institutions such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art, N.Y.; the Brooklyn Museum; the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore; the Baltimore Museum of Art; and the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington D.C.
