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Jumping horse Werkstatte Hagenauer ca. 1935

SKU 749

Jumping horse cast model, Werkstatte Hagenauer Vienna, circa 1935, patinated brass, marked

  • Height: 24.5cm, Width: 9cm, Depth: 22cm
  • 1935 to 1940
    Epoch: Art Deco
    Technique: brass, cast and patinated
    Provenance: From the sample room Werkstatte Hagenauer
    marked with “wHw” in the circle, “HAGENAUER/WIEN” and “MADE IN/AUSTRIA” handwritten label no. “222” from the sample room Werkstatte Hagenauer copy of the original design drawing
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    Description

    Horse sculptures were an integral part of the production range at Werkstatte Hagenauer. Whether as rather static horse heads or dynamic representations of galloping or rising steeds, we find many variations executed in different materials throughout the entire production period.
    This jumping horse is a cast model and served as a prototype for serial production. It shows a horse jumping with bent forelegs and stretched hind legs, as if performing a capriole. Only with his head stretched in the air, it probably is a freer interpretation of the classic dressage figure.
    The sculpture is executed in full cast brass and some patches with lead fillings still testify to its use as a prototype. Such pre-models are very rare to find on the market. This specific copy was on display in the sample room of Werkstatte Hagenauer in Vienna and is also well documented by a design drawing.

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