A finely executed bronze sculpture of a pheasant by P. M. Jensen, mounted on a polished stone base. The bird is depicted in an elegant, elongated pose, standing alert with its head slightly raised and its characteristic long tail feathers extending gracefully behind. The composition captures both the natural poise and quiet tension of the animal, rendered with a refined sense of observation.
The surface displays a rich, dark patina, enhancing the subtle modeling of the plumage. The feathers are treated with delicate texturing, particularly along the body and tail, where the sculptor skillfully conveys the layered structure and movement of the bird’s form. The restrained yet precise detailing reflects Jensen’s sensitivity to animal anatomy and his ability to balance naturalism with a stylized aesthetic.
The sculpture is raised on a square stone plinth, providing a stable and visually contrasting base that emphasizes the linear elegance of the pheasant’s silhouette. The simplicity of the base allows the viewer’s attention to remain focused on the sculptural quality of the figure itself.
Works by P. M. Jensen are appreciated for their naturalistic approach to animal subjects, often combining careful observation with a decorative clarity suited to both interior display and collection. This piece stands as a refined example of early 20th-century animalier sculpture, characterized by its harmonious proportions and understated elegance.

Price - 1.500 €

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