The Leonberger is a rare breed known for its gentle, loving nature. In 1830 Heinrich Essig, of Leonberg, Germany, began to develop a new breed of dogs by crossing the Newfoundland, the St. Bernard and Pyrenean Mountain Dogs. This resulted in very large dogs with a lion-like appearance. During both World Wars the breed was almost wiped out. Today, the Leonberger is an excellent family dog. He is neither shy nor aggressive. As a companion, he is agreeable, obedient, and fearless in all situations of life. Patinas for this sculpture can be customized to match the markings on your own dog. "The Leonberger" may be created in a lighter patina, while "Czar" below was created to match a specific dog. This sculpture is mounted on a custom made walnut base with an Absolute Black Granite inlay, with the title laser cut into the side of the base.
Price: Inquire for Price | |
Width: 10 Inches | Height: 12 Inches |
Length: 15 Inches | |
Type: Representational Sculpture | Ed No. 12 Year: 2006 |
State: Private, Commission | |
Materials: Wood, Bronze | |
Subjects: Portrait, Canine (Dogs), Animal | |
Colors: Cinnamon , Brown (light), Brown (dark), Bronze (medium), Bronze (light), Bronze (dark), Black | |
Options: Patinas, Bases | |
Sculptor Register #: A408 | |
Sculpture Certification #: B9001178 |
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