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1860 - 1940. Known for: Sculpture.
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Mathilde Thomas-Soyer was one of the few professional female sculptors working in Paris in the late 19th century. Like Rosa Bonheur, she specialised in Animalier subjects. She studied under the... Read full biography
Mathilde Thomas-Soyer was one of the few professional female sculptors working in Paris in the late 19th century. Like Rosa Bonheur, she specialised in Animalier subjects. She studied under the well-known sculptors Auguste Cain, himself an Animalier sculptor, and Henri Chapu. In 1879, she exhibited... Read full biography
Mathilde Thomas-Soyer was one of the few professional female sculptors working in Paris in the late 19th century. Like Rosa Bonheur, she specialised in Animalier subjects. She studied under the well-known sculptors Auguste Cain, himself an Animalier sculptor, and Henri Chapu. In 1879, she exhibited at the Salon with a group entitled Vache terrassant un loup qui vient d'égorger son veau, which depicted a cow slaying a wolf that has just killed her calf. The Thiebaut Freres foundry cast a number... Read full biography
Mathilde Thomas-Soyer was one of the few professional female sculptors working in Paris in the late 19th century. Like Rosa Bonheur, she specialised in Animalier subjects. She studied under the well-known sculptors Auguste Cain, himself an Animalier sculptor, and Henri Chapu. In 1879, she exhibited at the Salon with a group entitled Vache terrassant un loup qui vient d'égorger son veau, which depicted a cow slaying a wolf that has just killed her calf. The Thiebaut Freres foundry cast a number of her plaster maquettes in bronze.
Mathilde Thomas-Soyer was one of the few professional female sculptors working in Paris in the late 19th century. Like Rosa Bonheur, she specialised in Animalier subjects. She studied under the well-known sculptors Auguste Cain, himself an Animalier sculptor, and Henri Chapu. In 1879, she exhibited at the Salon with a group entitled Vache terrassant un loup qui vient d'égorger son veau, which depicted a cow slaying a wolf that has just killed her calf. The Thiebaut Freres foundry cast a number of her plaster maquettes in bronze.