"Playmates" Colt & Terrier by Nancy Weimer-Belden (b.1941-) Bronze Sculpture (SOLD) Givenchy the Line was elemental

the Line was elemental

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professionally known as René Gruau (4 February 1909 – 31 March 2004) was a fashion illustrator whose exaggerated portrayal of fashion design through painting has had a lasting effect on the fashion industry

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"Playmates" Colt & Terrier by Nancy Weimer-Belden (b.1941-) Bronze Sculpture (SOLD) Givenchy the Line was elementalExcellent Condition Base: 5. 75"L x 8"W Height: 6"H Nancy Weimer Belden, N. J. E. A. A., has been an equine artist in almost every phase of the art. She started as a child when her grandfather bought her her first oil paints and made her canvases from cardboard and cheesecloth soaked in a plaster like solution. Later she married a veterinarian and raised four children, while doing oil portraits of horses and helping her husband on farms with her