Antique French Bronze Animalier Sculpture Statue Rooster Cockerel Chicken by Louis-Albert Carvin, 1900 Sculpture DePree saw the article and

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Antique French Bronze Animalier Sculpture Statue Rooster Cockerel Chicken by Louis-Albert Carvin, 1900 Sculpture DePree saw the article andA very handsome antique French bronze of a rooster, by Louis Albert Carvin (1875 1951), the bronze is signed and dates circa 1900. This very lovely antique bronze was created circa 1900 by the revered French Animalier sculptor Louis Albert Carvin. The cast bronze was created by the Lost Wax method ("cire perdue" in French), the bronze is finely patinated and is raised on a variegated marble plinth. The rooster is depicted walking on a rocky outcrop,