Aaron Hinojosa, The Bulldog Tiger, 20th-Century, Mixed Media

Description

Beautiful sculpture named "The Bulldog Tiger" is a unique piece.
Mixed technique, peculiarity of its creator, perfectly mastering the recycling … more Beautiful sculpture named "The Bulldog Tiger" is a unique piece.
Mixed technique, peculiarity of its creator, perfectly mastering the recycling of all materials at hand, always in an ecological concern, taking messages on what he lived or wanted to denounce in his time.

Time: twentieth
Dimensions: Height: 39cm x Width: 25cm x Depth: 16cm
Dorure at the 24-carat sheet

This feline is not chosen by chance, the tiger is a strong symbol of vitality, unpredictability, strength but also self-confidence.
It also symbolizes highly ambition and justice.

On his head, like a cap the face of man eyes raised towards the sky.
On his back, like a backpack the Bulldog's head.

The bulldog, with its solid body, muscular, trapu and a powerful jaw evokes force. Its strength, its tenacity, its desire to combat stronger animals.

This sculpture certainly found his inspiration in England, or Aaron Hinojosa, the first country where he stayed after his departure from Mexico.

Victorian caricaturists at the end of the eighteenth century, also began to accompany the figure of Britannia of a lion and a bulldog.

Source of meditation and smile, sculptor delirious, these creations mix a real technical virtuosity to an omnipresent onirism.

Engaged artist, every sculpture, every painting, each drawing, each line are studied with aesthetics of the game, magic and intelligence.
This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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