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• The 18th and 19th centuries are represented by the French sculptor Alfred Barye.
• No new works were produced by Barye after 1869.
• The quality of these works is high, comparable to Barye's.
• It has sculpture by Alfred Barye, Kathe Kollwitz, George Minne, and Ernst Barlach.
• Inspired by Barye, Matisse struggled to master volume in sculpture as well as in painting.
• While Barye excelled at sculpture he often faced financial burdens due to his lack of business knowledge.
• He returned to work as a decorator, while taking classes with animal sculptor Antoine-Louis Barye.
• Barye spent hours at the Paris zoo sketching the anatomy of animals to accurately reproduce them in bronze.
• In 1876 what remained of Barye's inventory, 125 models, were sold to the Ferdinand Barbedienne foundry.
• Alfred Barye did a production of bronze sculptures and focused his attention on race horses or horses on the move.
• The school was founded by Antoine-Louis Barye, a top sculptor, and they worked in and around Paris.
• Bronze castings of exotic animals by French artist Antoine Louis Barye can be seen in the Electra Havemeyer Webb Memorial Building.
• Barye is famous for his bronzes of wild animals : his watercolors, to judge by this example, are surprisingly painterly.
• Barye was no less successful in sculpture on a small scale, and excelled in representing animals in their most familiar attitudes.
• She studied animal drawing at the Natural History Museum under the direction of sculptor Antoine-Louis Barye, and modeled from nature.
• Cowart explained _ including a world-class collection of Italian Renaissance majolica and bronze animals and mythical objects by Antoine-Louis Barye.
• Investigators recovered seven small and rare statues of tigers, a bull and other animals by the 19th century artist Antoine-Louis Barye.
• Somewhere on the border between landscape and figure sits Antoine-Barye's tiny watercolor " Lion Reclining in a Landscape ."
• The Second Empire, new imperial eagles, this time by the chisel of Antoine-Louis Barye, replaced the royal " L ".
• Those charged were identified by Barasch as Barye Kadis, Steven Chaulk, Jon J . Hansen, Brian Himelfarb, Barry Pollock, Max Swartz and Charles Warburton, all of Toronto.