Vienna bronze circa 1890 Borzoi greyhound circle Franz Bergmann

Superb small bronze from Vienna depicting a standing Borzoi (Russian greyhound).
Austrian work from the late 19th century, attributed to the circle of Franz Xaver Bergmann (1861–1936), famous for the finesse of his polychrome animal bronzes.
The sculpture is finely detailed: long, wiry coat, tapered muzzle, curved tail, and delicately painted collar.
The original cold-painted polychromy is well preserved, with slight wear due to age.
Characteristics:
Period: circa 1890/1900
Origin: Austria, Vienna
Material: cast bronze, cold-painted
Dimensions: height 5.4 cm – length 7.8 cm
Weight: 90 g
Signature: unsigned (typical of small Viennese models)
Condition: Good overall condition, beautiful antique patina, slight wear to the paint. The photos are part of the description.
An authentic collector's item, illustrating the quality and charm of Viennese bronzes from the Belle Époque.
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