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The Hunter and His Dog at The Collection, Lincoln, UK

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Title
The Hunter and His Dog

Artist
John Gibson

Date
19th Century

Medium
Stone, marble

Dimensions
Height, 147.5 cm; length, 58.5 cm; width, 99.1 cm

Accession #
LCNUG: 1927/139

Credit
Inscription: Joannes Gibson Faciebat

Statue of a nude man, bending to hold on to the collar of the hunting dog at his feet with his right hand. He carries a short batton in his left hand. A tree stump stands by his left leg.
This bronze sculpture by John Gibson was made in the 19th Century. It depicts a man, presumably a hunter, with his dog. The pose suggests that the man is about to release the dog to hunt for something. There are multiple versions of this sculpture, the most famous being in New York's Central Park- another bronze sculpture by John Quincy Adams Ward. It is a lifesize representation and is on permanent display at The Collection gallery in Lincoln.

náhodný výběr modelů

Bodhisattva Lokesvara (Guanyin) at Guimet Museum, Paris

A Subtlety at the Domino Sugar Refinery, New York

Guardian Lion at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Richard Payne Knight at The British Museum, London

Funerary Urn from Altar at The State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg

Pandora at the Middelheim Museum in Antwerp, Belgium

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