Bronze Sculpture on Marble - Proud Bird - Rembrandt Bugatti

Animals are a central inspiration for the sculptural work of Rembrandt Bugatti. Strangely sculpted animal figures are characteristics of the work from the Italian artist with birds and elephants especially inspiring him in his work. The bronze bird on the left is a typical artwork by Bugatti. The bird proudly sist enthroned on a square bronze base and is looking skyward. The bronze sculpture is positioned on a black marble pedestal and is signed with the name of the artist.

The high-quality piece is hand-poured and subjects to strict quality criteria and made up of 100% bronze. The sculpture was made by the lost wax method practiced for thousands of years, a multi-step and time-consuming process for the production of art castings. .

Rembrandt Bugatti (1884-1916) was an Italian sculptor who draws his inspiration primarily from the animal world. Bugatti is one of the most influential pioneers of the Art déco style. He is the younger brother of the automobile manufacturer and designer Ettore Bugatti. Among other things, Rembrandt Bugatti created the famous radiator mascot of the Bugatti Type 41 "Royale", a standing elephant.

Height: 20 cm
Width: 13 cm
Depth: 9 cm
Weight: 1.5kg
100% bronze