Troupial

Charles Artus French

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The animalier Charles Artus first exhibited this model at the Société des Artistes Décorateurs in 1932, which suggests his openness to the decorative value of his work. The troupial is a species of oriole native to Central and South America. The Met purchased this example from Galerie Edgar Brandt in 1932.

Troupial, Charles Artus (French, Étretat 1897–1978 Le Harve), Bronze, French

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Troupial, Charles Artus (French, Étretat 1897–1978 Le Harve), Bronze, French
Troupial, Charles Artus (French, Étretat 1897–1978 Le Harve), Bronze, French
Troupial, Charles Artus (French, Étretat 1897–1978 Le Harve), Bronze, French
Troupial, Charles Artus (French, Étretat 1897–1978 Le Harve), Bronze, French
Troupial, Charles Artus (French, Étretat 1897–1978 Le Harve), Bronze, French
Troupial, Charles Artus (French, Étretat 1897–1978 Le Harve), Bronze, French

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