Eagles and Prey, Sculpture in the United States of America
Eagles and Prey is a magnificent bronze sculpture modeled by French artist Christopher Fratin.
The artwork dates back to 1840 and symbolizes a predatory scene between animals.
It reflects the naturalistic style prevalent during the 19th century in European art.
Located in Central Park, New York City, it's accessible to public for appreciation and study.
This piece is one of the earliest known works of art to have been installed in Central Park.
Creator: Christopher Fratin
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