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Pierre Tourgueneff (1853-1912) Dragon en vedette

Pierre Tourgueneff (1853-1912) Dragon en vedette Circa 1900 Bronze à patine brun clair Signé " PIERRE TOURGUENEFF " sur la terrasse H. 41 cm, terrasse L. 31 x P. 9,5 cm Issu d’une famille russe installée à Paris en 1834, Pierre Tourgueneff se forme à la sculpture anima- lière dans l’atelier d’Emmanuel Frémiet. Nourri par sa passion pour les équidés et l’époque napoléonienne, le sculpteur place le cheval au centre de son œuvre. Il fait ses débuts à l’Exposition universelle de 1880 en présentant l’étalon russe Visapour. Il expose régulièrement dans différents salons et plusieurs expositions universelles en France et à l’étranger jusqu’en 1911. Littérature en rapport : -Association Pierre Tourgueneff, L’atelier de Pierre Tourgueneff, 1853-1912, cat. exp. Rueil-Malmaison, centre culturel de l’Ermitage, 18 septembre-24 octobre 2010, Rueil-Malmaison, Association Pierre Tourgueneff, 2010.

Pierre Tourgueneff, Archer

Pierre Tourgueneff (Russian, 1853 - 1912) Archer bronze inscribed: PIERRE TOURGUENEFF

BRONZE SCULPTURE OF A BOWMAN BY PIERRE TOURGUENEFF

A cold-painted bronze sculpture by Pierre Nicholas Tourgueneff, 1854 to 1912, a Russian-French animalier sculptor, son of political philosopher and Decembrist Nikolay Turgenev. The artwork represents a midieval archer. Signed by the artist on the bottom. The figurine is mounted on a stone base with name plaque. Collectible Fine Art And Decor, Medieval Revival.

Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff 1853-1912 Cavallo

Firma alla base

Sculpture, Pierre-Nicholas Tourgueneff

Pierre-Nicholas Tourgueneff (Russian, 1853-1912), Two Horses, bronze sculpture, signed on base, foundary mark (Susse Freres Editeurs, Paris) and stamp on base, overall: 16.5"h x 24"w x 8.5"d

THE ARCHER BRONZE SCULPTURE AFTER TOURGUENEFF

After Pierre Tourgueneff, French and Russian, 1853 to 1912, bronze sculpture titled The Archer, mounted to the marble base. Engraved Pierre Tourgueneff on the obverse. Entitled on the plaque, lower middle of the marble base. Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff was a French animalier sculptor and painter who worked in the late 19th century and early 20th century. He was a cousin of the writer Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev. He began to exhibit his sculptures at the Salon in 1880 and continued to do so throughout his career. Antique And Vintage French Sculptures And Fine Arts Collectibles.

Pierre-Nicholas Tourgueneff

Pierre-Nicholas Tourgueneff (Russian, 1853-1912), Two Horses, bronze sculpture, signed on base, foundary mark (Susse Freres Editeurs, Paris) and stamp on base, overall: 16.5"h x 24"w x 8.5"d

BRONZE SCULPTURE OF A BOWMAN BY PIERRE TOURGUENEFF

A cold-painted bronze sculpture by Pierre Nicholas Tourgueneff, 1854 to 1912, a Russian-French animalier sculptor, son of political philosopher and Decembrist Nikolay Turgenev. The artwork represents a midieval archer. Signed by the artist on the bottom. The figurine is mounted on a stone base with name plaque. Collectible Fine Art And Decor, Medieval Revival.

Pierre-Nicolas Tourgueneff (1853-1912) Grenadier de la Garde

Pierre-Nicolas Tourgueneff (1853-1912) Grenadier de la Garde Circa 1910 Bronze à patine brune Signé “ Pierre Tourgueneff ” sur la terrasse Porte l’insert circulaire et la marque du fondeur “ Susse Frs Edts Paris ” sur la terrasse H. 67 cm, terrasse L. 38,8 x P. 11,5 cm Issu d’une famille russe installée à Paris en 1834, Pierre Tourgueneff se forme à la sculpture animalière dans l’atelier d’Emmanuel Frémiet. Nourri par sa passion pour les équidés et l’époque napoléonienne, le sculpteur place le cheval au centre de son Œuvre. Il fait ses débuts à l’Exposition universelle de 1880 en présentant l’étalon russe Visapour. Il expose régulièrement dans différents salons et plusieurs expositions universelles en France et à l’étranger jusqu’en 1911. Littérature en rapport : -L’atelier de Pierre Tourgueneff, 1853-1912, cat. exp. Rueil-Malmaison, centre culturel de l’Ermitage, 18 septembre-24 octobre 2010, Rueil-Malmaison, Association Pierre Tourgueneff, 2010

BRONZE SCULPTURE OF A BOWMAN BY PIERRE TOURGUENEFF

A cold-painted bronze sculpture by Pierre Nicholas Tourgueneff, 1854 to 1912, a Russian-French animalier sculptor, son of political philosopher and Decembrist Nikolay Turgenev. The artwork represents a midieval archer. Signed by the artist on the bottom. The figurine is mounted on a stone base with name plaque. Collectible Fine Art And Decor, Medieval Revival.

Pierre TOURGUENEFF (1854-1912) Russian - French

Pierre Nicolas TOURGUENEFF (1854-1912) ; German Shepherd ; late XIX century ; bronze ; height 10 cm (4 in.) ; signed Tourgeneff and marked Susse Freres (Paris) ; Shipping to USA - DHL $210 , National post with tracking service $105 / Shipping to EU, Russia, Middle Assia - DHL $130 , National post with tracking service $55

PIERRE TOURGUENEFF (RUSSIAN-FRENCH 1854-1912)

PIERRE TOURGUENEFF (RUSSIAN-FRENCH 1854-1912) Medieval Archer bronze height: 94 cm (37 in.) signed PIERRE TOURGUENEFF on the base PROVENANCE Madison Ave Estate, New York

RUSSIAN PATINA BRONZE FIGURE BY PIERRE TOURGUENEFF

Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff, French, Russian, 1854 to 1912, patinated bronze figure. The figure depicts a lying Scottish dog. The ware is adorned with a green patina. Mounted on a rectangular-shaped base. Signed, P. Tourgueneff, on a base. Circa:: late 19th century to early 20th century. Pierre Tourgueneff was born into a family originally from Russia. Tourgueneff was a student of the famous French animalier sculptor Emmanuel Fremiet. Like his master, he could be categorized among the enimalier sculptors because of his portraits of horses and dogs and his affiliation with Fremiet. Also attributed to him, however, are some equestrian figures of horses and riders, mostly portraying the military of Tourgueneff's own time or of the First Empire. Many of his works were cast in bronze at the Susse Freres foundry in Paris. Antique and Vintage Animal Bronze Figures, Figurines, Statues, Home Decor, and Collectibles.

A TOURGUENEFF BRONZE FIGURE OF ENGLISH 17TH-CENTURY ARCHER

Pierre Tourgueneff, French and Russian, (1853 - 1912), a bronze sculpture titled "The Archer" mounted on a marble base. Engraved Pierre Tourgueneff on the back. Entitled on the plaque, lower middle of the marble base. Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff was a French animalier sculptor and painter who worked in the late 19th century and early 20th century. He was a cousin of the writer Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev. He began to exhibit his sculptures at the Salon in 1880 and continued to do so throughout his career.

RUSSIAN PATINA BRONZE FIGURE BY PIERRE TOURGUENEFF

Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff, French, Russian, 1854 to 1912, patinated bronze figure. The figure depicts a lying Scottish dog. The ware is adorned with a green patina. Mounted on a rectangular-shaped base. Signed, P. Tourgueneff, on a base. Circa:: late 19th century to early 20th century. Pierre Tourgueneff was born into a family originally from Russia. Tourgueneff was a student of the famous French animalier sculptor Emmanuel Fremiet. Like his master, he could be categorized among the enimalier sculptors because of his portraits of horses and dogs and his affiliation with Fremiet. Also attributed to him, however, are some equestrian figures of horses and riders, mostly portraying the military of Tourgueneff's own time or of the First Empire. Many of his works were cast in bronze at the Susse Freres foundry in Paris. Antique and Vintage Animal Bronze Figures, Figurines, Statues, Home Decor, and Collectibles.

PIERRE TOURGUENEFF (RUSSIAN-FRENCH 1854-1912)

PIERRE TOURGUENEFF (RUSSIAN-FRENCH 1854-1912) Medieval Archer, bronze height: 94 cm (37 in.) signed PIERRE TOURGUENEFF on the base PROVENANCE Madison Ave Estate, New York

Pierre-Nicolas Tourgueneff (1853-1912) Cheval anglais

Pierre-Nicolas Tourgueneff (1853-1912) Cheval anglais Bronze à patine brune Signé " Pierre Tourgueneff " sur la terrasse H. 47,5 cm, terrasse 35,7 x 10,5 cm Issu d’une famille russe installée à Paris en 1834, Pierre Tourgueneff se forme à la sculpture anima- lière dans l’atelier d’Emmanuel Frémiet. Nourri par sa passion pour les équidés, le sculpteur place le cheval au centre de son Œuvre. Il fait ses débuts à l’Exposition universelle de 1880 en présentant Visapour, étalon russe puis expose régulièrement dans différents salons et plusieurs expositions universelles en France et à l’étranger jusqu’en 1911. Littérature en rapport : Association Pierre Tourgueneff, L’atelier de Pierre Tourgueneff, 1853-1912, cat. exp. Rueil-Malmaison, centre culturel de l’Ermitage, 18 septembre-24 octobre 2010, Rueil-Malmaison, Association Pierre Tourgueneff, 2010, modèle illustré p. 31.

PIERRE NICOLAS TOURGUENEFF (1853-1912) "(+)" - Bronze sculpture "Hunting for a snail" - Susse Frères bronze foundry, France, - late 19th - early 20th centuries

PIERRE NICOLAS TOURGUENEFF (1853-1912) "(+)" Bronze sculpture "Hunting for a snail" Susse Frères bronze foundry, France, late 19th - early 20th centuries Bronze, cast, engravd, patina Hallmarks: "Tourgueneff", " Susse Freres EDITEURS. PARIS" 12 x 6 x 6.7 cm ⊕ This lot is under temporary importation and is subject to import tax (5.5%) (EU) and administrative customs broker fees.

PIERRE TOURGUENEFF (French/Russian 1854-1912).

"Medieval Archer" Monumental bronze sculpture of an archer. Signed on the base. From a Madison Ave NYC estate.

Pierre TOURGUENEFF (1854-1912) Russian - French

Pierre Nicolas TOURGUENEFF (1854-1912) ; German Shepherd ; late XIX century ; bronze ; height 10 cm (4 in.) ; signed Tourgeneff and marked Susse Freres (Paris) ; Shipping to USA - DHL $210 , National post with tracking service $105 / Shipping to EU, Russia, Middle Assia - DHL $130 , National post with tracking service $55

Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff (1853-1912) bronze bear sculpture in marble base, signed

Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff (1853-1912) bronze bear sculpture in marble base, signed, W: 8.25 inches, H: 6 inches, D: 5 inches

Pierre Tourgueneff Archer Bronze Sculpture

Pierre Tourgueneff (Russian/French, 1854-1912). Bronze sculpture titled "Archer," depicting a medieval archer preparing his shot. Signed to the bronze base.

Pierre Tourgueneff Bronze Sculpture Antique Russia

Pierre Tourgueneff (1854-1912) Bronze Sculpture Russian, cast by Susse Freres Foundries, Paris, France. Depicting Robin Hood-type figure circa 1915 to 1930. Impressed signature and foundry seal -needs a base, 19 1/2" H at the top of the bow, tip of arrow broken off and missing.

PIERRE NICOLAS TOURGUENEFF (FRENCH/RUSSIAN, 1854-1912)

PIERRE NICOLAS TOURGUENEFF (FRENCH/RUSSIAN, 1854-1912) Chien Couche Bronze figure of a recumbent, yet alert German Shepherd, heavy green patina, signed along one side. 7" height, 15" length

Pierre TOURGUENEFF (1854-1912) Russian - French

Pierre Nicolas TOURGUENEFF (1854-1912) ; German Shepherd ; late XIX century ; bronze ; height 10 cm (4 in.) ; signed Tourgeneff and marked Susse Freres (Paris) ; Shipping to USA - DHL $210 , National post with tracking service $105 / Shipping to EU, Russia, Middle Assia - DHL $130 , National post with tracking service $55

Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff (1854-1912), Granatiere a cavallo, 1902

bronzo dorato su base di marmo, cm 61x47. Firma incussa alla base

Pierre-Nicolas Tourgueneff: Cheval de Selle

TOURGUENEFF, PIERRE-NICOLAS Paris 1853 - 1912 Title: Cheval de Selle. Technique: Bronze. Height: 31cm. Notation: Inscribed on the plinth: P. Tourgueneff. Foundry Mark: Underneath inscribed: N. 15 Cheval de Selle. Provenance: Private ownership, Germany. Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff, who was born and died in Paris, studied under the famous French sculptor Emmanuel Frémiet. Like his teacher, Tourgueneff specialised in the sculptural representation of animals. Inspired by his time in the French military, his oeuvre is characterised above all by equine and equestrian figures, and this bronze sculpture is without exception one of them. Although the powerful parts of the animal have been particularly crafted, the result is an extremely elegant overall appearance, which is underlined by the matte patina of the sculpture. Tourgueneff was deeply rooted in the Parisian cultural scene and regularly took part in the Paris Salons, which served as the flagship of the French art establishment in the 19th century. In 1889, he received the Grand Prix during the Exposition Universelle and in 1903 he was awarded France's highest honour, the Legion d'honneur, for his life's work.

A bronze figure of a hussar on horseback

Finely chased bronze model with slightly shimmering brown patina on a white veined black marble plinth signed “P. Tourgueneff”. Born in Russia, Pierre-Nicolas Tourgueneff (1853 - 1912) had to emigrate to France with his family and his politically persecuted father. He was taught by Emmanuel Frémiet (1824 - 1910), one of the most famous French sculptors of the reign of Napoléon III, and took part in the Salon exhibitions from 1880 onwards. The design for this important equestrian sculpture can probably be dated to the late 1880s or 1890s.

Pierre Tourgueneff | Dogs Head Bronze Stamp

Bronze Stamp. Dog's head. Letters HW (Helmer Winter). Signed P Tourgueneff. Height 53.5 mm and width 43 mm. Pronssinen leimasin. HW (Helmer Winter) Signeerattu P Tourgueneff. Korkeus 53,5 mm ja leveys 43 mm

TOURGUENEFF PN Sculpture Scottish

TOURGUENEFF Pierre-Nicolas (1854-1912). "Scottish Terrier regardant un escargot " Bronze à patine nuancée signé sur la terrasse Cachet du fondeur Susse Frères à Paris H. 7cm Base: 11,50 x 6 cm

Pierre Tourgueneff "Chien Couche (Lying Dog)" Bronze Sculpture

Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff (French, 1854-1912). Bronze sculpture titled "Chien Couche (Lying Dog)." Signed along the base. Impressed mark "France" along the rim of the base by the hind legs. Marked "Susse Freres Ed Paris" along the base near the hind legs and "cire perdue" along the base near the front legs. Impressed mark for Susse Freres along the base near the tail. Height: 8 in x width: 15 1/2 in x depth: 5 in.

Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff Archer

Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff (French, Russian, 1853-1912) Archer Bronze on marble base Engraved Pierre Tourgueneff, lower left on base Titled on plaque, lower middle of marble base. Dimensions exclude marble base. Marble base measures 1.5" x 9.75" x 17.5".

Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff (1854-1912)

Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff (1854-1912) Scottish terrier looking at a snail Bronze sculpture with brown patina. Signed on the terrace. 7 x 13 x 6 cm

PFERD

PIERRE-NICOLAS TOURGUENEFF 1853 Paris - 1912 Paris PFERD A BRONZE FIGURE OF A HORSE Um 1900 Circa 1900 Bronze, reliefiert gegossen. L. 21,9 cm (ohne ebonisiertem Holzsockel). Auf der Plinther On a black wooden base. On the plinthe signed 'P. Tourgueneff'. 21.9 cm long (without base). PIERRE-NICOLAS TOURGUENEFF 1853 Paris - 1912 ebenda PFERD Um 1900 Bronze, reliefiert gegossen. L. 21,9 cm (ohne ebonisiertem Holzsockel). Auf der Plinther signiert 'P. Tourgueneff'.

LARGE MEDIEVAL ARCHER BRONZE BY TOURGUENEFF

TOURGUENEFF, Pierre Nicolas, (Russian, 1854-1912): Medieval Archer, Patinated Bronze, 37.5'' height, signed on the base, affixed to a beveled marble plinth, overall height, 38.75'', sold at Sotheby's in 2012 for over $19,000 with buyer premium.

GRATCHEV Vaissly Yacovlevitch (1831-1905)

GRATCHEV Vaissly Yacovlevitch (1831-1905) "Chasseur caucasien" Bronze sur granite. Haut. : 10,5 cm ; Larg. : 19 cm ; Prof. : 10,3 cm

TOURGUENEFF Pierre Nicolas (1854-1912)

TOURGUENEFF Pierre Nicolas (1854-1912) "Lévrier ou Sloughi" Bronze, signé. Haut. : 4,5 cm ; Larg. : 17 cm ; Prof. : 6,2 cm

Rare Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff (French 1854-1912) Dragon en vedette with rifle, signed, bronze sculpture, approx 41cm H x 36cm W

Rare Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff (French 1854-1912) Dragon en vedette with rifle, signed, bronze sculpture, approx 41cm H x 36cm W

Pierre Nicolas TOURGUENEFF (1854-1912). Tête de chien. Bronze. Fondeur Susse Fres Est

Pierre Nicolas TOURGUENEFF (1854-1912). Tête de chien. Bronze. Fondeur Susse Fres Estrs. H : 6,7 cm.

Pierre TOURGUENEFF (1853-1912) Cheval anglais Bronze à patine brune nuancée, signé Pierre Tourgeneff

Pierre TOURGUENEFF (1853-1912) Cheval anglais Bronze à patine brune nuancée, signé Pierre Tourgeneff 46,5 x 10,6 x 46 cm Circa 1900-1905

PIERRE NICOLAS TOURGUENEFF BRONZE BEAR SCULPTURE

Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff (French/Russian, 1854 - 1912) bronze sculpture of a bear. Signed to base. Measures 7 1/2" (19cm) length x 5 3/4" (14.5cm) height.

PERIOD TOURGUENEFF HORSES BRONZE

A French patinated bronze figure of a grizzly bear after a model by Pierre-Nicolas Tourgueneff (French, 1853-1912) late 20th century

A French patinated bronze figure of a grizzly bear after a model by Pierre-Nicolas Tourgueneff (French, 1853-1912) late 20th century Incised P. Tourgueneff, on a black marble base overall height 7in (17.75cm); length 8in (20.25cm)

PIERRE TOURGUENEFF GROWLING BEAR BRONZE

TOURGUENEFF, Pierre Nicolas, (Russian, 1854-1912): Bronze, 5.50" in height x 8" in width, signed, affixed to marble plinth, 6.75" overall.

PORTRAIT OF VERA NIMIDOFF: A BRONZE FIGURE, AFTER THE MODEL BY PIERRE-NICOLAS TOURGUENEFF (1853-1912), 1907 |

brown patina, inscribed 'P.Tourgueneff '07'

Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff (1853-1912) A lovely Fr

Pierre Nicolas Tourgueneff (1853-1912) A lovely French bronze figure of a standing hound. 18 cm x 16 cm.

PIERRE TOURGUENEFF (RUSSIAN 1854-1912)

PIERRE TOURGUENEFF (RUSSIAN 1854-1912) German Shepherd, bronze length: 39 cm (15 3/8 in.) height: 18.5 cm (7 1/4 in.) width: 12.2 cm (4 3/4 in.) inscribed on the base P. Tourgueneff, with foundry stamp of Susse Freres Paris / cire perdue along with circular Susse Freres stamp

Bronze figure 'Dog' by Pierre Tourgueneff, France

19/20th century. France. author - Pierre Tourgueneff (1854-1912). Bronze. 9x19.5x6 cm