Victor Demanet, Art Deco Archer, 1920s, Bronze

Victor DEMANET (1895-1964).
Antique archer.
Sculpture in green patinated bronze, signed on the terrace, base in black and white veined marble.
Total height: 65 cm – Width: 76 cm – Depth: 20 cm

Victor Joseph Ghislain Demanet, born in Givet on February 3, 1895 and died in Ixelles on February 7, 1964, was a Belgian sculptor and medalist.
A pupil of Désiré Hurbin and a member of the Salon des artistes français, Victor Demanet won an honorable mention there in 1925, and in 1929 exhibited the plaster cast of Sa majesté le roi Léopold II, a statue erected in Namur1, in Arlon, a statue of Albert Ier.

He won a bronze medal at the 1935 Salon.