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1894 - 1967. Known for: Sculpture.
Maurice Gaston Elie Joseph Prost (1894-1967) studied under sculptor Léopold Morice and Charles Valton, an animal sculptor who influenced his career. From 1922, he exhibited in various exhibitions and... Read full biography
Maurice Gaston Elie Joseph Prost (1894-1967) studied under sculptor Léopold Morice and Charles Valton, an animal sculptor who influenced his career. From 1922, he exhibited in various exhibitions and received many awards: Medal of Honor in 1922, bronze in 1929 and silver in 1936, gold in 1963 and... Read full biography
Maurice Gaston Elie Joseph Prost (1894-1967) studied under sculptor Léopold Morice and Charles Valton, an animal sculptor who influenced his career. From 1922, he exhibited in various exhibitions and received many awards: Medal of Honor in 1922, bronze in 1929 and silver in 1936, gold in 1963 and honor in 1966 and the Legion honor in 1957. His works are reproduced and sold with great success. In 1931, he presented his black panther bronze life-size in colonial exhibition. It was acquired by the... Read full biography
Maurice Gaston Elie Joseph Prost (1894-1967) studied under sculptor Léopold Morice and Charles Valton, an animal sculptor who influenced his career. From 1922, he exhibited in various exhibitions and received many awards: Medal of Honor in 1922, bronze in 1929 and silver in 1936, gold in 1963 and honor in 1966 and the Legion honor in 1957. His works are reproduced and sold with great success. In 1931, he presented his black panther bronze life-size in colonial exhibition. It was acquired by the State Council. The model of "the black panther running" was exhibited for the first time in 1928 at the Salon of Independent Artists.
Maurice Gaston Elie Joseph Prost (1894-1967) studied under sculptor Léopold Morice and Charles Valton, an animal sculptor who influenced his career. From 1922, he exhibited in various exhibitions and received many awards: Medal of Honor in 1922, bronze in 1929 and silver in 1936, gold in 1963 and honor in 1966 and the Legion honor in 1957. His works are reproduced and sold with great success. In 1931, he presented his black panther bronze life-size in colonial exhibition. It was acquired by the State Council. The model of "the black panther running" was exhibited for the first time in 1928 at the Salon of Independent Artists.