Antoine-Louis BARYE (1795-1875)
Pair of candelabra in bronze with shaded brown patina, with parakeet and pheasant in the round.
Shaft and wick-holder in imitation of branches
Hector Brame cast iron
32.5 x 25.1 x 16.8 cm
Bibliography: Similar model reproduced on page 379 in Le Catalogue Raisonné des Sculptures , Michel Poletti, Alain Richarme, Editions Gallimard
Note: The candelabras sculpted by Barye were often impressive pieces, combining both functionality and aesthetics. These candelabra were often adorned with animal motifs, reflecting Barye's distinctive style.
The animals he depicted were often highly detailed, perfectly capturing the creatures' movements and expressions.
The first edition of these candelabra dates back to 1876. Arrangements were proposed by Brame between 1876 and 1900, playing in particular with the mounting of the light arms.
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