American and European Sculptures

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The sculpture depicts a panther in a poised, walking stance, with its head turned slightly to the side and mouth open. The panther is crafted from a dark material, possibly bronze, giving it a shiny appearance. The sculpture rests on a rectangular base that elevates the panther slightly.

Walking Tiger

Antoine-Louis Barye

model 1841, cast by 1873

Bronze  Accession ID  2015.19.3829

On View: West Building Ground Floor, Gallery G21
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In this sculpture, a woman stands with her arms extended out to either side, flanked by two deer-like animals. She wears a flowing skirt that ripples down her legs, tied at her waist with an intricate belt. Her torso is bare, but she wears a shawl that flows down her shoulders on the left and right. Her curly hair is tied back in a low bun. She looks towards the deer on the right, which has short horns. This deer looks up at her. The deer on the left has no horns, and is rearing backwards onto its hind legs, its front legs bent in the air. The sculpture is made of a dark, polished material with a rectangular base.

Dancer and Gazelles

Paul Manship

1916

Bronze  Accession ID  1977.48.1

On View: West Building Ground Floor, Gallery G6
The sculpture depicts a seated female figure in a nude form on a rock-like structure with a draped cloth. Her head is turned slightly downwards to look to her right, with hair styled in an intricate manner. Next to her on the left side is a peacock with elongated tail feathers flowing down beside her leg. The sculpture is made of bronze with a green patina. The figure is detailed with human anatomy, and the appearance is elegant and serene. The name "BARYE" is inscribed at the front base of the sculpture.

Juno with Her Peacock

Antoine-Louis Barye

model c. 1840, cast after 1855

Bronze  Accession ID  1986.61.1

On View: West Building Ground Floor, Gallery G8
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The sculpture portrays a seated woman breastfeeding a baby. The sculpture is made of reddish-brown material, possibly terracotta. It is detailed, with intricate folds in the woman's clothing and delicate positioning of her arms and head. The figure aims to capture the intimate moment between a mother and her child.

Mother and Child

Aimé-Jules Dalou

c. 1873

Terracotta  Accession ID  1983.1.51

On View: West Building Ground Floor, Gallery G8
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The sculpture is a detailed representation of a bull's head. The bull is depicted with pointed horns, a strong brow, and a textured mane of wavy fur on the top of its head. It looks out at us, with its mouth open to reveal stubby teeth and a lolling tongue. The sculpture is positioned on a tall pedestal and is primarily white in color.

Head of a Bull

Gaetano Monti

1824

Marble  Accession ID  1981.63.1

On View: West Building Ground Floor, Gallery G9
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The sculpture features an elephant standing on a small, rounded rectangular base. It is made of dark material, likely bronze, with a polished finish. The elephant has detailed features such as tusks, ears, eyes, and trunk. The sculpture is small-scale relative to a real elephant and is suitable for decoration or art display. The dark color and smooth surface accentuate the elephant's form and details.

African Elephant

Antoine-Louis Barye

model n.d., cast 1857/1873

Bronze  Accession ID  2015.19.3842

On View: West Building Ground Floor, Gallery G21
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The sculpture depicts an elk struggling with two wolves, one on its neck. The elk is shown in motion with its mouth open. The surface is textured to represent fur and terrain. The sculpture is dark-colored, likely bronze, giving it a polished finish. The animals appear life-sized, conveying realism and detail.

Elk Surprised by a Lynx

Antoine-Louis Barye

model 1841, cast by 1873

Bronze  Accession ID  2014.136.274

On View: West Building Ground Floor, Gallery G21
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The sculpture shows a panther and a crocodile in combat. The panther is pinning down the crocodile. The sculpture is made of a dark material, likely bronze, with a dark greenish-black color. It is small-scale, allowing for detailed viewing of the animals. The composition captures a moment of struggle and movement.

Jaguar Devouring a Crocodile

Antoine-Louis Barye

model n.d., cast c. 1862/1873

Bronze  Accession ID  2015.19.3840

On View: West Building Ground Floor, Gallery G21
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The sculpture depicts a large feline predator. It is crafted from bronze and placed on an oblong base that mimics rocky terrain. The animal's body is well-defined and anatomically detailed, displaying an impressive depiction of strength and grace.

Lioness of Senegal

Antoine-Louis Barye

1830s

Bronze  Accession ID  2015.19.3827

On View: West Building Ground Floor, Gallery G21
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The sculpture depicts a panther in a walking pose, with its head lowered and one paw partially raised. It is intricately detailed within a rectangular frame, exhibiting a sense of movement. Made of bronze, it has a greenish patina. The panther is shown in low relief, slightly raised against the background. The frame surrounding the sculpture is of the same material and coloration, with decorative elements at the top center.

Panther

Antoine-Louis Barye

model c. 1831, cast by 1874

Bronze  Accession ID  2015.19.3875

On View: West Building Ground Floor, Gallery G21
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The sculpture depicts a camel with two humps, elongated legs, a curved neck, and a detailed head. It is crafted from a material that appears mottled dark green with lighter green highlights. The texture gives it a lifelike quality, with the camel in a natural stance. The sculpture is on a rectangular base mimicking terrain, complementing the animal's body.

Persian Camel

Antoine-Louis Barye

model n.d., cast by 1874

Bronze  Accession ID  2014.136.278

On View: West Building Ground Floor, Gallery G21
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The sculpture depicts a pheasant standing with its head slightly tilted downward and legs grounded on a rectangular base. It showcases a realistic portrayal of the bird, including detailed features like the texture of its feathers and the long tail extending behind it. Crafted from bronze, it shows hues of green with darker accents highlighting the bird's plumage and body contours. The size and proportion of the sculpture make it appear life-like compared to a real pheasant.

Pheasant, Head to Left

Antoine-Louis Barye

model n.d., cast c. 1845/1874

Bronze  Accession ID  2015.19.3872

On View: West Building Ground Floor, Gallery G21
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