René PARIS (1881-1970) "Talma, winner of the 1951 St Leger Doncaster". Bronze with brown patina, Signed and titled on the terrace. Stamped: "Cire perdue A Valsuani". H.35.5 cm, terrace: 36.5 x 10.5 cm x 42 cm On a black marble base (4 x 45 x 14 cm) The St Leger, in Doncaster (Yorkshire), is "the oldest" race in the world (1st edition in 1776). "Talma", from Marcel Boussac's stable, won the race in 1951.
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René PARIS (1881-1970) "Talma, winner of the 1951 St Leger Doncaster". Bronze with brown patina, Signed and titled on the terrace. Stamped: "Cire perdue A Valsuani". H.35.5 cm, terrace: 36.5 x 10.5 cm x 42 cm On a black marble base (4 x 45 x 14 cm) The St Leger, in Doncaster (Yorkshire), is "the oldest" race in the world (1st edition in 1776). "Talma", from Marcel Boussac's stable, won the race in 1951.

Estimate
€2,500 - €3,500
Result
€3,824
Buyer's premium
30%
René PARIS (1881-1970) "Talma, winner of the 1951 St Leger Doncaster". Bronze with brown patina, Signed and titled on the terrace. Stamped: "Cire perdue A Valsuani". H.35.5 cm, terrace: 36.5 x 10.5 cm x 42 cm On a black marble base (4 x 45 x 14 cm) The St Leger, in Doncaster (Yorkshire), is "the oldest" race in the world (1st edition in 1776). "Talma", from Marcel Boussac's stable, won the race in 1951.
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Ancient Paintings - Sculptures
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