Vienna Bronze - Fox Figurine - Card Player - Hand-Painted - Stamped

During the Vienna Bronze period, it was quite common to depict animals behaving like humans. Especially towards the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century, animalistic miniature bronze figurines became the main motifs for numerous Viennese bronze manufactories. The elaborately hand-painted miniature bronze pieces, which were mostly just a few centimetres tall, often depicted cats, mice, foxes, pigs, frogs and dogs in situations of human everyday life. Equipped with the Bergmann stamp, this card-playing fox figurine is a prime example of a Vienna Bronze figurine, combining lifelike depiction and scenic playfulness, resulting in an imaginative Vienna Bronze artwork. Buy your art online at Kunst & Ambiente - discover exclusive Vienna Bronze figurines, authentic animal sculptures and modern statues.

The production of our bronze figurines is subject to strict quality guidelines. All of the products in our assortment have been created by using the lost wax technique. They have been cast and refined by hand.

Vienna Bronze is the collective term for the popular small bronze sculptures that have been manufactured in numerous Viennese foundries during the late 19th and early 20th century. These miniature bronze sculptures became especially famous as decorative items during Germany’s “Gründerzeit”. Thematically, Vienna Bronze statues focus mostly on erotic scenes, human figurines of distant cultures (often people from the Orient, Indians or blackamoors), and imaginative depictions of animals.