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Foal by Anthony Scott, Bronze, sold Mar 2021Photo © deVeres — view this lot on deVeres ↗

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Foal

Anthony Scott (Irish, b. 1968)

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€4,000 hammer

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As published: “Bronze”
Edition
1/9
Signed / inscribed
Signed; edition 1/9
Category
Sculpture
Auction house
deVeres
Sale
Irish Art Auction (1902)
Date
March 30, 2021
Location
Dublin, Ireland
Lot
64
Estimate
€3,000 – €5,000 (≈ $3,522 – $5,871) (≈ £2,561 – £4,269)
Source
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Retrieved Sep 26, 2026

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