Superb animal sculptures by Moigniez

Few artists have created avian sculptures as well as Parisian artist Jules Moigniez (1835-1894). He successfully portrays the fierceness and beauty of several birds, including the owl, falcon, and of course the majestic eagle. This bronzed artwork is quite compelling. It displays a keen conceptual understanding of both the form and nature of animal life.

However, this artist's genius is exhibited in other animals as well. In addition to equestrian statues (which have long been a staple in the realm of bronzework), he produced remarkable artwork of both sheep and cattle.

We are proud to offer several outstanding Moigniez works. To get a taste of this master's incredible art, please take a moment to browse through his section of our site. If you're an animal lover, art lover, or both, you won't be disappointed. Thank you for visiting Andevan today.

Some artists, such as Jules Moigniez, brilliantly capture the beauty of animals. Others, such as Salvador Dali, are experts at transcending the normal and plunging us into the surreal. Still others, such as Frederic Remington, are able to convey their keen insight into a particular historical period. We are proud to offer work from all these outstanding artists.

Just as the artists listed above, Auguste Moreau likewise has an area of expertise for which he is well-known. That area is, simply put, children. Very few have succeeded in capturing the essence of childhood to the extent that this artist has. His grasp of childlike features, expressions, and emotions emanate from each of the remarkable sculptures he created.

Take a look for yourself at the sculptures of children created by Auguste Moreau. We are pleased to be able to offer a variety of this artist's outstanding work. Thank you for shopping with us today.

Dimitri Chiparus (1886-1947) was active in Paris during the flowering of the Art Deco style in the 1920's, and he ultimately came to be acknowledged as the master of Art Deco bronzes. His artworks highlight the timeless beauty of the dancers and fashion of the period. Whether his subjects are femmes fatales or demure heroines, all of Chiparus's women possess the idealized attitudes of the dance and the erotic posturings of the music hall. Their bodies are lithe and active, glorying in freedom, knowing no constraints. Their costumes reflect the elegant fashions of the day.

We are pleased to offer several of the most popular Chiparus artworks in bronze. As with all statues we cast, these bronzes are top-quality.