1401 - Racehorse “Gay Paris” — Bräunlich & Langlotz, Berlin, 1920 — Designed by Hans Guradze. The calm, naturalistically rendered horse stands on a rectangular marble pedestal with a suggested natural stance. Engraved on the base are “Karlshorst, April 29, 1920” and “To the winning jockey in the Gossler Memorial Race”—presumably as an honorary prize from the Berlin Racetrack—along with the horse’s name, the artist’s signature, and the foundry mark. Bronze cast, marble. 35 x 36 x 12.5 cm. — Beautiful patina, minimal signs of age.

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