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Francois Pompon

Francois Pompon (1855 - 1933) was active/lived in France.  Francois Pompon is known for Modernist animal sculpture, anamalier.

François Pompon  was a French sculptor and animalier. Born in Saulieu in Burgundy, he moved to Paris. Beginning in 1870 he studied under the noted animalier Pierre Louis Rouillard at the École nationale supérieure des arts décoratifs, and later worked as Auguste Rodin's assistant.

He became famous for his stylized animals with L'Ours Blanc in 1922 ("the White Bear" also known as "Polar Bear in Stride "), a huge marble sculpture largely reproduced (Jardin Darcy - Dijon, for example). The original is located at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris.

François Pompon may be considered as a forerunner of modern sculpture, and influenced Constantin Brâncusi, among others.

Location of sculptures
    •    Musée des Beaux-arts, Dijon, France
    •    Musée François Pompon, Saulieu, Burgundy, France
    •    Musée d'Orsay, Paris
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