Benneton Graveur Editions presents a new art bronze edition, inspired by a 19th-century model preserved in the House's historical collection.
The Woodcock hunting the frog illustrates the precision of observation that characterizes Emmanuel Frémiet's work and his dedication to the representation of living things.
A major figure in 19th-century animal sculpture, Emmanuel Frémiet (1824-1910) is among the greatest representatives of the genre, alongside Antoine-Louis Barye and Charles Valton. His work is distinguished by the rigor with which he renders the attitudes and details of the animal world.
Each copy is numbered from 1 to 500/500 and bears the "Benneton Graveur Editions" stamp.
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