Louis de Monard (1873-1939) – Βronze sculpture “A horse and a dog”.

NOT AVAILABLE.

Louis de Monard (1873-1939) – Βronze sculpture “A horse and a dog”, with a wooden base of the 19th-20th century. The sculpture is signed by the artist. 

Dimensions: 42.0 X 12.0 X 25.0 cm.

This product is currently out of stock and unavailable.

Description

Louis de Monard (1873-1939) – Βronze sculpture “A horse and a dog”, with a wooden base of the 19th-20th century. The sculpture is signed by the artist. 

Dimensions: 42.0 X 12.0 X 25.0 cm.

Biography:

Louis de Monard was born at Autun and was born into a military family of Champagne. He became a painter and was an animal sculptor that casted many bronze sculptors of a wide variety of animals including birds. Louis studied at Autun and failed the Special Military School of Saint-Cyr. 

Throughout this time he learned new skills and progressed his artistic talent. In 1892, he joined the dragons to Dijon and was then released a year later. This was to be a part of the military and after he left, he spent a lot of his time divided between Autun and Marcheseuil. His artistic talent started to develop as he began to sketch the nature around him and create masterpieces before being noticed by Froment. 

In 1897, he moved to Paris and attended the Montmartre of the Belle Epoque. This was where there was a period of time that showed social progress, economic growth and was a better period before the first world war.

His first expedition at the Salon of the Lyons Society of Fine Arts was in 1900. He progressed to exhibit his bronze sculptures and became part of the French Artists Society to which he donated to them in 1904. In 1905, he furthered himself in the society of art by joining the National Society of Fine Arts during the time that president Emile Loubet offers the Kind of Italy a work entitled The Irish Cob. 

Between 1907 and 1909, he sculpted a series of dogs with the name of ‘Fox terrier turning a crab’.  He also created another 3 monumental pieces such as The hunt for Eagle in 1908; Memorial Airmen in 1912 and The Taking of Boar in 1913. In 1924, he erected another statue in Cahors called Centaur dancing and then went on to receive the prize Puvis in 1932.

He did end up going back to painting pictures of cats and other animals, but this all came to an end after his death on July 15th 1939.

Louis de Monard (1873-1939) – Βronze sculpture “A horse and a dog” – An exceptional and collectible sculpture.

Code: E506

Purchase terms

All works of art are available for viewing in our store, by appointment.

Payment / Shipping / Delivery

Payment:

Methods of payment:

1) Payment with bank transfer.
2) Payment in our store.
3) Payment by phone (by bank card).
4) Cash on delivery (available only within Greece).
5) Payment by credit or debit card.
6) Payment through PayPal.

1) Payment with bank transfer:

Within one working day after the completion of your order, you will receive an e-mail from us with the invoice of your purchase. According to the invoice, payment will have to be made in full within 10 working days. For an immediate payment of your order with no other procedures, you can make your payment through web or online banking. You will insert your order code and the amount, as mentioned in your invoice. The payment of your order can also be made at a branch of your bank. We will automatically receive your payment and your order will be processed immediately.

2) Payment in our store:

Within one working day after the completion of your order, you will receive an e-mail from us with the invoice of your purchase. According to the invoice, payment will have to be made in full within 10 working days. Payment in our store is made through POS (credit or debit card) or cash.

3) Payment by phone:

Within one working day after the completion of your order, you will receive an e-mail from us with the invoice of your purchase. According to the invoice, payment will have to be made in full within 10 working days. For payment by phone, please contact us: +(30) 2103634777 / +(30) 6982005898.

4) Cash on delivery (available only within Greece):

For those who prefer the more traditional method, the goods are delivered by the drivers of Lotus Gallery Art or the Greek Post Office (ELTA) or a courier and you pay cash on delivery.

5) Payment by credit or debit card:

If you have a credit / debit VISA or MasterCard, you can use it securely though our form. The process of payment through credit cards is covered by modern security standards.

6) Payment through PayPal:

You can use it securely. The process of payment through PayPal is covered by modern PayPal security standards.

Bank charges in case of purchase are borne by the buyer !!!

Shipment / Delivery

The shipping of goods is made within three working days after the payment.
For our shipments we use the Greek Post Office (ELTA).
Shipment can also be made with a way of transfer of your choice, but at your own expense.
After the shipment, we will send an e-mail with the details of the shipment and a barcode, so that you can track your parcel.

You can also collect your orders from our store with no shipping cost.

We inform you that objects of art cannot be returned, unless you have received a wrong order, or an object is damaged during shipment.

Shipping cost includes:
1) Way of transfer: (Lotus Gallery Art driver or ΕLΤΑ or courier).
2) Size of object: (Big items need special shipment).
3) Way of packaging: (Fragile and big items need a wooden box).
4) Insurance: (High value items need an insurance).

If you need further information about an item you are interested in, please contact us or visit our store!