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Antoine Louis Barye (1795-1875) was a Romantic French sculptor. He is best known as a sculptor of animals (therefore, an animalier). This bronze sculpture by Barye is titled “The Lion and the
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Antoine Louis Barye (1795-1875) was a Romantic French sculptor. He is best known as a sculptor of animals (therefore, an animalier). This bronze sculpture by Barye is titled “A Lioness” and belonged
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Antoine-Louis Barye | Group Symbolic of Force | French | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Antoine-Louis Barye | Turkish Horse, Left Foot Raised | French | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
