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Bronzes

A bear named Sisyphus

The rock I put down first turned into a fish.To each his own representation of the myth. For the bear, it's fishing and hunting to ensure its survival without asking philosophical questions, a Sisyphus who ignores himself. This sculpture is part of "the bear/fish" series that I continue to work on.

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Bronzes

The Swing

€4,900.00

“The pendulum is thrown,Our absent minded fellow, staggered, stretched out his arms, and fell.He broke his nose, and everyone laughed." Jean-Pierre Claris de Florian I reinvented the fable with this elephant bronze. My baby elephants are under the supervision of a caring adult; They don't fall and have fun. Part of the series of acrobatic elephants statues.

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Private acquisitions

Run there fast !

Sold out ! The savannah is not a field, but this title immediately came to mind, and I think Paul Fort would not have been shocked… happiness is in the field !

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Mini perched

In the elephant world, there, everything is normal. You just have to believe. Sold Out

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Fishing in Kamchatka

Kamchatka, the promised land of bears for salmon fishing! This sculpture is part of the "bear and fish" themed series that I'm still working on

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Bronzes

Forward !

€750.00

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Private acquisitions

My ball

Everyone knows that baby elephants play ball and this one is having fun with a very beautiful red ball. I like to create these small sculptures that fit in the hand, like a breath between two large pieces, a bit like a poet going from alexandrines to haiku!

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Private acquisitions

The favorite of both

A theme that I have often taken up, children and elephants pushing, pulling. The two little girls want to appropriate the same elephant who does not want to choose his playmate and is having fun with the situation. "Sophie Verger brings back images buried in our childhood memories and, beyond looking at what brings us so close to animals, invites us to...

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Private acquisitions

Rhinoceros in Love Version 2

This is a sculpture emblematic of my work, which I have also created in large format. The rounded sculpture is based on the theme of the embrace. Brown patina with effects. Sold out

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From trunk to trunk

An emblematic theme that I definitely cannot leave! Rounded shapes, erect trunk supporting a baby in balance, smiles, everything contributes to optimism! A beautiful earthen patina on red-brown backgrounds created by Yves Cabasson magnifies the all peace.

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Private acquisitions

Mini Acrobat

A sculpture to hold in the hand ! Sold out

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Bronzes

In Africa or four happy elephants

€3,100.00

My plan was to create two elephants facing each other connected by a small tightrope walker balancing on their trunks. Well, I separated them and the survivor became the father of three accomplice baby elephants.

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Museum acquisitions

Baby elephant and Two little Girls

Or how the girls play with the elephant calves in all equality and complicity.

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Private acquisitions

Little mahout

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Bronzes

Big Mahout

€9,400.00

A mahout without a goad but whose enthusiastic trunk points the way! It is a sculpture in motion, whose grey patina with lighter backgrounds reinforces the presence.Presented at Antica Namur 2020

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Tango

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Personal collection

Self portrait

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Tug of war

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My three rascals

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Bronzes

Couple on their knees

€1,600.00

Here is the last available copy of this sculpture. I then worked a lot on the rhino/giraffe couple in a humorous way. I am very tall in the same way as the giraffe and, when I was younger, I was often subjected to the mocking remarks of men. On the other hand, in my sculptures, the rhinoceroses are small but admiring and envious of their slender...

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Private acquisitions

Baby elephant on his trunk

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Baby elephant on his mother

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Bronzes

L'envol

€2,000.00

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Rope game

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The game

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Tug of war

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Mini elephant 2

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Mini éléphant

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Sitting giraffe

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Trunk to trunck

It is here that Sophie Verger guides us, among the beasts of the museum, in a tranquil world where peace and carefree bliss reign…….carefree, it is necessary to brave the Laws of Gravity as her models often do: where art reigns, with a vigorous trunk nothing is impossible! Georges Dilly Conservateur en chef du patrimoine Exposition Bêtes à Musée - 2017

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Private acquisitions

The little mahout

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Leapfrog

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Public acquisitions

Three giraffes and one rhinoceros

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Flower elephants

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Eve and the apple

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Two elephants

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Private acquisitions

Trunk dance

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Leafed elephant

What is striking is that there is no fear with Sophie Verger’s apparently strange creatures and I don’t fear them either. I reply to their wink that caresses me. Besides, no sculpture without caress. As a child, the first buttocks that I held in my hand were those statues in the Compiegne park. Sophie Verger would not have reprimanded me. She would have...

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Private acquisitions

Elephant and his mother

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Opposition

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Little girl and rhinoceros

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Clays

Adoption

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Sommersault

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Rider on three rhinoceros

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Pegasus

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Here you go !

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Let's play

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Elephant and bird

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