Fine Bronze Centrepiece Sculpture Of Gazelle & Impala On Marble Plinth Signed

Price: £797.20
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French bronze centrepiece sculpture, circa 1890, signed by artist B C Shuy and mounted on a rectangular green marble plinth. The composition depicts a rearing Lichtenstein’s impala alongside a cowering gazelle, with finely sculpted facial features, eyes, horns, hooves and musculature conveying grace and movement. Reported provenance: formerly exhibited in a Paris museum during the 1970s, previously the property of a noble gentleman, and now part of the private Lord Hill Museum collection. Dimensions: 9.5 inches high × 10.25 inches wide × 6.75 inches deep. Approximate weight: 30 kg. For international postage, please request a quote before purchase.