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A Stunning 19th Century French Bronze Sculpture of Two Tigers. Titled Les Deux Tigres by E.drouot
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A Stunning 19th Century French Bronze Sculpture of Two Tigers. Titled Les Deux Tigres by E.drouot

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A stunning late 19th century French bronze sculpture of two tigers. Titled Les Deux Tigres. Signed by the French artist E.Drouot and with the Paris foundry stamp.

This bronze sculpture is in very good condition with a lovely rich patination.

Edouard Drouot 3rd April 1859 - Paris 1945

Born in Sommevoire on the 3rd of April 1859. He started a successful career as a painter then studied sculpture under the renowed Mathurin Moreau at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris and with Emile Thomas.

In 1882 he made his debut at the Paris Salons winning various awards.

His work was part of the sculpture event in the Art competition at the 1924 summer olympics.

His works are always of very quality with great attention to detail.

Physical Dimensions
Height
38cm (14.96")
Width
67cm (26.38")
Depth
28cm (11.02")
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Burgett Langfield Decorative Antiques has dated this French Bronze Tiger Sculpture to the 1880s.

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SA834061
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A stunning late 19th century French bronze sculpture of two tigers. Titled Les Deux Tigres. Signed by the French artist E.Drouot and with the Paris foundry stamp.

This bronze sculpture is in very good condition with a lovely rich patination.

fig 1. A 19th-century patinated bronze sculpture depicting two tigers interacting on a naturalistic leaf-lined base.
fig 1. A Stunning 19th Century French Bronze Sculpture of Two Tigers. Titled Les Deux Tigres by E.drouot

Edouard Drouot 3rd April 1859 - Paris 1945

Born in Sommevoire on the 3rd of April 1859.

He started a successful career as a painter then studied sculpture under the renowed Mathurin Moreau at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris and with Emile Thomas.
Burgett Langfield Decorative Antiques
fig 2. A 19th-century patinated bronze sculpture depicting two tigers interacting on a naturalistic leaf-lined base.
fig 2. A Stunning 19th Century French Bronze Sculpture of Two Tigers. Titled Les Deux Tigres by E.drouot

In 1882 he made his debut at the Paris Salons winning various awards.

His work was part of the sculpture event in the Art competition at the 1924 summer olympics.

His works are always of very quality with great attention to detail.

Height
38cm (14.96")
Width
67cm (26.38")
Depth
28cm (11.02")
Date of Manufacture

Burgett Langfield Decorative Antiques has dated this French Bronze Tiger Sculpture to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers
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SA834061
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A Stunning 19th Century French Bronze Sculpture of Two Tigers. Titled Les Deux Tigres by E.drouot

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The Animalier movement emerged in 19th-century France, driven by sculptors who focused specifically on anatomical accuracy and naturalistic depictions of wild and domestic animals. Artists like Antoine-Louis Barye and Edouard Drouot popularised these dynamic bronze works, making them highly sought after by collectors throughout Europe.

These sculptures were generally cast using either the lost-wax (cire perdue) process or sand casting methods. Once cast, artisans hand-chased the metal to refine surface details before applying chemical heat patinas to achieve rich brown, green, or dark tonal finishes.

Authentic period bronzes usually feature crisp hand-chased details, significant weight, and subtle wear to the patina on raised areas. Look for incised artist signatures, foundry marks or stamps, and evidence of traditional cold-working techniques rather than modern machine finishing.

Place the sculpture as a focal point on a dark wood mantelpiece, a executive desk, or an open bookshelf. Pair it with neutral backdrops, leather-bound books, or modern minimalist furniture to allow the sculptural silhouette and texture to stand out.

Regularly dust the sculpture using a soft, dry lint-free cloth or a soft-bristled brush to clear crevices. To protect the patina, apply a thin coat of clear microcrystalline wax once a year, buffing gently with a clean microfibre cloth, and avoid using chemical solvents or water.
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