Monkey eating a fruit
Thomas François Cartier
1879 – 1943
Enamelled terracotta with thick gray, brown and green glaze 22 X 10 X 21 cm. The author, a formidable animal sculptor paradoxically somewhat forgotten in the History of Art by an excess of popularity, was in his time a regular exhibitor at the Salon where he was awarded many times until being Hors-Concours. Rightly esteemed by his peers, this “Monkey” comes from the Victor Charreton estate. Very naturalistic with this rightly grasped attitude, the quality of the enamelling makes it an exceptional piece. Do not hesitate to ask us for photos or additional information by email or phone.
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