Modern · France
Antoine-Louis Barye
1795–1875
French sculptor (1795–1875).
At a glance
- Life
- 1795–1875
- Origin
- France
- Practice
- painter, sculptor, founder, molding worker
Biography
Antoine-Louis Barye (1795–1875) is described by Wikidata as French sculptor (1795–1875). The linked open-data record associates the artist with France. Recorded practices include painter, sculptor, founder, molding worker.
Eagle with Wings Outstretched and Open Beak, held by National Gallery of Art, provides a verified collection point from which to explore the artist’s sculpture. The museum record supplies the work’s date, material, dimensions, credit line, and reusable image.
In the collection
Works to explore
Modern
National Gallery of Art
Algerian Dromedary
Antoine-Louis Barye · model date unknown, cast after 1862
Long nineteenth century
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Tiger Devouring an Antelope
Antoine-Louis Barye · c. 1830-1831
Modern
National Gallery of Art
Eagle with Wings Outstretched and Open Beak
Antoine-Louis Barye · model date unknown, cast after 1862
Modern
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Eagle Holding a Heron (second version)
Antoine-Louis Barye · modeled ca. 1857, cast between 1857 and 1875
Long nineteenth century
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Tiger Surprising an Antelope
Antoine-Louis Barye · modeled possibly ca. 1835, cast after 1855
Modern
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Bust of Bonaparte
Antoine-Louis Barye · possibly modeled ca. 1862
Long nineteenth century
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Rabbit, ears laid-back
Antoine-Louis Barye · modeled ca. 1845, cast ca. 1847-1850
Long nineteenth century
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Theseus Slaying the Minotaur (second version)
Antoine-Louis Barye · first version modeled in 1843, second version modeled ca.1857, possibly cast between 1857 and 1875