Lot 329
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A FRENCH BRONZE OF THE DYING STAG
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A FRENCH BRONZE OF THE DYING STAG

AFTER LOUIS DIT NATAVEL VIDAL (1831-92), CIRCA 1870

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A FRENCH BRONZE OF THE DYING STAG
AFTER LOUIS DIT NATAVEL VIDAL (1831-92), CIRCA 1870
The naturalistic base inscribed VIDAL (AVEUGLE)
9in. (22.7cm.) high; 13½in. (34.3cm.) wide
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Lot Essay

Vidal typically signed his work with 'Vidal aveugle'. His first experience of Salon exhibiting was at the 1855 Exposition Universalle, after which he showed regularly from 1859 to 1882. This model was first shown in plaster (1861) and then bronze at the Exposition of 1867.

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