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Jean-Antoine Injalbert, also known as Antonin Injalbert (1845-1933), was a French sculptor renowned for his figurative works.
One of his most remarkable creations is the bronze sculpture Buste de Jeune Fille, otherwise known as Enfant Rieur.
Dating from the late 19th century, this work captures the essence of childlike innocence and mischief.
The bust depicts a young girl, looking over her shoulder with mischievous, mischievous eyes.
The meticulous details of the face and expression testify to Injalbert's technical mastery and ability to breathe life into his sculptures.
Bronze, a noble and durable material, lends the work an imposing, timeless presence.
The sculpture rests on a sea-green marble pedestal, adding a touch of elegance and contrast to the whole.
The sea-green marble, with its unique veins and nuances, enhances the finesse of the bronze and creates a visual harmony between the two materials.
Injalbert's Buste de Jeune Fille is a work that transcends time and era, recalling the beauty and simplicity of childhood.
It also testifies to the importance of figurative sculpture in nineteenth-century art, and to the potential of artists to capture fleeting moments of everyday life.
In short, this sculpture is a tribute to youth and innocence, and continues to inspire and fascinate art lovers the world over.
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Period: Late 19th century
Excellent condition
Shipment possible in France and abroad
Width : 16 cm
Depth : 13 cm
Height : 27 cm
reference : 90V
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