Wolff, Albert (1814 Neustrelitz - 1892 Berlin)

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Bronze, dark brown patina and antiqued, Sachsenross, fully formed on a naturalistic plinth, signed and dated on the reverse (18)66, mounted on a cuboid black and white marbled base, plaque with dedication on the side, slight signs of age, H approx. 41 cm, from 1831 worked in the workshop of Christian Daniel Rauch, 1844 in Carrara to make the marble sculptures for the top terrace of Sanssouci Palace, works include: relief on the national war memorial in Invalidenpark in Berlin, bronze relief with the entry of the victorious troops in 1871 on The base of the Victory Column in Berlin and the marble group of Bacchus with a panther in the Old National Gallery in Berlin. A. Wolff also created numerous equestrian statues, including the 1861 bronze equestrian statue of King Ernst August I of Hanover