Léon Bureau (1866-1906). Standing hunting dog. The image shows a finely detailed bronze sculpture of a standing hunting dog. The dog is depicted in an alert, slightly tense posture: its body is extended, its head raised and directed forward, as if it has just picked up a scent or is intently observing something in the distance. The ears hang down at the sides, which is typical of many hunting dog breeds and adds to the realism of the figure.

The anatomy of the dog is very carefully modeled. Muscles and body structure are clearly defined without appearing exaggerated. In particular, the slightly tensed position of the legs and the straight, extended back convey strength, discipline, and attentiveness. The tail is held horizontally and extended backward, emphasizing the animal’s focus and concentration. The surface of the bronze features a dark, subtly glossy patina that softly reflects light and highlights fine details such as the texture of the fur and the facial features. The dog stands on an elongated, irregularly shaped base designed to resemble natural ground or rocky terrain. This base visually anchors the figure and enhances the impression of a scene set in nature. Overall, the sculpture conveys the impression of a trained, focused hunting dog poised for action. It combines realism with a calm, powerful presence and is characteristic of classical animal representations in bronze sculpture. 

Price - 1750€

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