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La Petite Course No. 9 - Alfred de Dreux, 19 centuryPrice €890.00"La Petite Course No. 9", Oil on canvas after Alfred de Dreux
"La Petite Course" translates to "The Little Race" and was a series of paintings focusing on horse races, a popular pastime in mid-19th century France. The painting, dated 1842, is part of de Dreux’s exploration of this theme. These works typically highlight horses in motion, the excitement of racing, and the skill of both the animals and their riders. The painting, the original of which is documented in the Cabinet Raisonne by Marie-Christine RENAULD page 106, is a non identical copy after de Dreux.
The painting is in fair condition, having been relined in the past and subject to restorations and retouching. It is framed in an antique effect contemporary frame. Size unframed: 36 x 48cms
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GamePrice €549.00FRENCH BONE PRISONER OF WAR CYLINDRICAL GAIMING TOKEN FLASK WITH 25 OR SO TOKENS OR VARIOUS TYPE
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ship paintingPrice €1,200.00FRENCH SCHOOL 19TH CENTURY, OIL ON CANVAS - SPANISH GALLEONS AT ANCHOR IN A BAY- UNSIGNED 65 x 40cm
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flask 4Price €230.00SMALL PISTOL SIEZED FRENCH POWDER FLASK PROBABLY FROM A CASED SET MARKED PARIS
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Pheasant & Stoat - Bronze by Jules MoigniezPrice €6,500.00Pheasant and Stoat
A beautiful original French bronze by Jules Moigniez, featuring a large male pheasant clambering upon a rocky outcrop, startled by a stoat hidden within the foliage. This sculpture is cast in very fine detail, with the pheasant's feathers clearly visible, as well as its sharp claws and spurs above the foot. The stoat is subtly positioned, visible when viewed from the side of the piece. The piece displays a particularly attractive patina which highlights the detail of the diorama.
The bronze is signed on the front left of a rock face: "J. Moigniez" (Jules Moigniez).
