ROSA BONHEUR (1822-1899) Toro Bronce con pátina marrón sombreada Firmado "ROSA BONHEUR" en la terraza Toro escultura de bronce patinado de Rosa Bonheur, firmado en la terraza ALTURA 40 CM - 15.7 IN. - y terraza : 37 x 16 CM - 14,5 X 6.3 IN. Célebre pintora de animales, Rosa Bonheur también fue célebre por sus esculturas, que realizó hasta la década de 1850. Formada por su padre y por Léon Cogniet, le gustaban especialmente los animales domésticos de las ferias. La gran mayoría de sus esculturas fueron realizadas en bronce por el fundidor Hippolyte Peyrol (1856-1929), marido de Juliette Bonheur, hermana menor de la artista.

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