XXL Bronze Mouse With Biscuit - Hand-Painted Vienna Bronze - Decorative Figurine - Stamped

During the Vienna Bronze period, miniature figurines of animals were particularly popular motifs. Thus, various animalistic bronze variations were created in the more than 80 bronze manufactories of Vienna at the end of the 19th century. Those figurines ranged from lifelike portrayals to imaginative scenes, which depicted human everyday life in all its multifaceted nature. Cats, mice, monkeys, pigs and frogs became, on their own or in groups, the main protagonists in the cupboards and show cases of many collectors and art enthusiasts. It was also not uncommon to find numerous versions of the same motif. This is also the case for this hand-painted Vienna Bronze Mouse with its biscuit, which is equipped with the Bergmann stamp. This variation of the motif is the enlarged version of this bronze piece. Buy your art online at Kunst & Ambiente – discover exclusive Vienna Bronze pieces, 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.