Pair of Hunting Dogs by Alfred Dubucand

Pair of Hunting Dogs c. 19th century

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Dimensions 11.8 x 14.7 x 7.5 cm (4 5/8 x 5 13/16 x 2 15/16 in.)

Curator: Here we have a sculpture called "Pair of Hunting Dogs" by Alfred Dubucand. Editor: The way the metal captures the light gives them a somewhat mournful aura, don't you think? As if they're returning empty-handed. Curator: Hunting dogs often symbolize loyalty and perseverance. They represent the strong bond between humans and animals in the pursuit of survival. Editor: And the production itself is significant; consider the labor and the skill required to cast such detailed forms in metal, transforming base materials into objects of status. Curator: Exactly, the symbolism is tied to the value of the materials themselves. Editor: It makes you wonder about the original owner and their relationship to both the hunt and the animals themselves. Curator: A glimpse into a bygone world of sport, skill, and companionship. Editor: Material and memory, all bound together.

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