Cabinet sculpture “Tigers; ready to attack"

Cabinet sculpture “Tigers; ready to attack"Author - Edouard Drouot (1859-1945)France. II half of the 19th century Bronze; casting; patination; natural stone Size - 32cm * 57.5cm * 24cm Weight - 31.2kg Price - on request (2,500,000 tenge) Bronze cabinet sculpture depicting two tigers; ready to attack. The tiger is a symbol of the energy of strength and success. In the Far East, the tiger is considered a symbol of nobility and happiness. In the West, it represents power and courage. The composition is made of patinated bronze. Brilliant work reflecting the beauty and power of animals. The author is skillful; conveys the anatomy of animal bodies in great detail. Looking at this work; one can feel the painstakingness and diligence of the master. The author of this composition is the French sculptor Edouard Drouot. Drouot Edouard (1859 – 1945) is a famous French sculptor. He studied in Paris with E. Thomas and M. Maurois. He worked primarily in the field of genre sculpture. Performed sculptural groups depicting dancers; athletes; genre scenes on oriental and mythological themes; as well as hunting scenes. Since 1889 he took part in the Paris Salons; in 1892 he received a third class medal. Repeatedly took part in world exhibitions. In 1900, his work was awarded a diploma with honors. The sculptor's works were sold at famous auctions around the world (in New York; Paris, etc.); presented in museums and private collections in Europe.