Carl Kauba (1865 - 1922)
Carl Kauba (1865 - 1922)
A Fine Patinated Bronze Figure of a Native American Scout With Rifle
AUSTRIAN, Circa 1910
REF No. B74431
Signed in the cast 'Carl Kauba'.
dimensions
Height :20 cm | 7⁷/₈ in
Width :13 cm | 5¹/₈ in
Depth :21 cm | 8¹/₄ in
Width :13 cm | 5¹/₈ in
Depth :21 cm | 8¹/₄ in
description
A Fine Patinated bronze Figure of A Native American Scout With Rifle, by Carl Kauba.
The figure cast as an American Native scout with rifle, crawling on a rocky slope.
The figure cast as an American Native scout with rifle, crawling on a rocky slope.
maker
Carl Kauba (1865-1922) studied in Vienna under Carl Waschmann and Stefan Schwartz. Little is known about the life of this interesting sculptor who, in true Viennese style nearly always, but by no means exclusively, produced polychromatic bronzes, cold painted after casting and finishing.
Initially inspired by the romantic stories of the American West written by the German Carl May, his work is normally restricted to scenes from the Wild West rather than specific animals. His period casts are often by the Bergman Foundry.
Initially inspired by the romantic stories of the American West written by the German Carl May, his work is normally restricted to scenes from the Wild West rather than specific animals. His period casts are often by the Bergman Foundry.
