Antoine-Louis Barye

1795–1875 · France

Antoine-Louis Barye (24 September 1795 – 25 June 1875) was a Romantic French sculptor known for his work as an animalier, a sculptor of animals. His son and student was the sculptor Alfred Barye. Wikipedia

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Works

“Lion with a Snake”, 1832 — Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon
“Lion with a Snake”, 1835 — Louvre
“Stag by Antoine-Louis Barye-MG 1917” — Museum of Grenoble
“Thésée combattant le Minotaure”, 1874 — Musée Fabre
“Charles VI frightened in the forest of Le Mans”, 1833 — Musée des Augustins
“The Forest of Fontainebleau”, 1820 — National Gallery
“Tiger in Repose”, 1850 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“Lions near their Den”, 1800–1875 — Louvre
“Lion and Boar” — Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
“Panther” — National Gallery of Art
“Fawn Reclining” — National Gallery of Art
“Walking Tiger” — National Gallery of Art
“Duke of Orléans” — National Gallery of Art
“Minerva” — National Gallery of Art
“Charles VII Victorious” — National Gallery of Art
“Candlestick, Cup Form, with Arabesques, Bell Flowers, Owls, and Panthers' Heads” — National Gallery of Art
“Panther of Tunis” — National Gallery of Art
“Doe Reclining” — National Gallery of Art
“Genet Carrying off a Bird” — National Gallery of Art
“Standing Bear” — National Gallery of Art
“Tom, Algerian Greyhound” — National Gallery of Art
“Reclining Greyhound” — National Gallery of Art
“Theseus Fighting the Centaur Bienor” — National Gallery of Art
“Elk Surprised by a Lynx” — National Gallery of Art
“Juno” — National Gallery of Art
“Turkish Horse, Left Foreleg Raised” — National Gallery of Art
“Walking Lion” — National Gallery of Art
“Two Young Lions” — National Gallery of Art
“Virginia Deer, Left Foot Raised” — National Gallery of Art
“Greyhound Retrieving a Hare” — National Gallery of Art
“Equestrienne in 1830 Dress” — National Gallery of Art
“Caucasian Warrior” — National Gallery of Art
“Two Tigers at Play” — Nationalmuseum
“Tiger at Rest” — Walters Art Museum
“Jaguar Discovering a Snake”, 1838–1842 — Brooklyn Museum
“Juno with Her Peacock” — National Gallery of Art
“Virginia Deer”, 1831 — National Gallery of Art
“Walking Panther” — National Gallery of Art
“Python Swallowing a Doe” — National Gallery of Art
“Reclining Doe and Deer” — National Gallery of Art