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"Standing Horse", patinated bronze sculpture | Mary La BoyTeaux

Roman Bronze Works Foundry

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812REM02L
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BRONZE SCULPTURE OF "STANDING HORSE" BY MARY STEWART LA BOYTEAUX
Stamped "M. S. La BoyTeaux 27" and "Roman Bronze Works NY", original black patina
Item # 812REM02L 


A fine modernist Equestrian study by Mary Stewart La BoyTeaux, the bronze sculpture was executed using the lost-wax method at the Roman Bronze Works foundry in New York and is situated over an original black slate base.  The corner of the base is crisply signed "M. S. La BoyTeaux 27", suggesting it was modeled in 1927, though little information about La BoyTeaux's work is public record.  It is an interesting study, strict and austere, anatomically appropriate and cast with Roman Bronze Works' typical excellence.  It remains well cared for an in excellent original condition.

Literature & Further Reading:

  • Roman Bronze Works Archive, Amon Carter Museum of American Art, 1902-1977

Measurements: 14" H x 13 7/8" W (approx) x 4 3/4" D

Condition Report:  Original patina, rubbed losses to both ankles verso, small chips to edges of black slate base.