Garden Ornament (Greyhound) c. 1939
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"Garden Ornament (Greyhound)" is a bronze sculpture by George Constantine (1855-1995) created around 1939. The sculpture depicts a greyhound lying on a rectangular base, its head turned to the right, suggesting a sense of alertness and nobility. The artist captures the animal's sleek form and muscular build with meticulous detail, showcasing the grace and power of this breed. Originally designed for a garden setting, the sculpture likely served as an ornamental feature, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to outdoor spaces. The artwork is reminiscent of the Classical tradition of animal sculpture, which valued realism and anatomical precision, showcasing Constantine's skilled craftsmanship and his ability to portray the beauty of the natural world.
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