Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century
Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century
Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century
Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century
Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century
Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century
Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century
Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century
Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century
Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century
Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century
Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century
Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century
Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century
Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century
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Bronze “Winner in the Cockfight”, signed A. Falguière – 2nd part 19th century

19th century
Rome and ancient Greece
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From: 44810, Héric, France

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    This bronze sculpture with brown patina, entitled “Winner in the Cockfight” is signed Alexandre Falguière (1831-1900) on the terrace.
    It depicts a naked, athletic man standing on one leg with the other bent and extended behind him. His left arm holds a rooster close to his body, while his right arm is raised triumphantly above his head.
    The sculpture rests on a circular base with intricate details, evoking foliage, bearing the hallmark “Thiebaut Frères Fondeurs Paris”.
    This work captures a moment of victory and strength, as suggested by the dynamic pose and celebration with a rooster, a historical symbol of fighting spirit and bravery.
    It is relevant for its artistic representation of human anatomy and emotion through body language in sculptural form.
    Alexandre Falguière (1831-1900), known for having won numerous awards during his career, is particularly renowned for this work.
    Presented in 1864 at the Salon des Artistes in Paris, Le Vainqueur au Combat de Coqs brought immediate success to the artist.
    Purchased by Napoleon III himself, the original sculpture is today presented at the Musée d'Orsay.
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    Period: 2nd Part 19th
    Excellent condition.
    Delivery in France and internationally.
    Dimensions:
    Width: 50cm
    Depth: 30cm
    Height: 75cm

    Ref. 843 P

    Ref: U3T136KAX2

    Condition As new
    Style Rome and ancient Greece (Bronze sculptures of Rome and ancient Greece Style)
    Period 19th century (Bronze sculptures 19th century)
    Country of origin France
    Artist falguière
    Width (cm) 50
    Height (cm) 75
    Depth (cm) 30
    Materials Patinated Bronze
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 4-7 Business Days
    Location 44810, Héric, France
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