Ref: 2674

Hannibal

Albert Hinrich Hussmann

Ref: 2674

Hannibal

Albert Hinrich Hussmann

Circa 1930
Patinated Bronze Marble
32.4 cm (12³/₄ inches)
Signed: Albert Hinrich Hussmann
Description: Albert Hinrich Hussmann (Cuxhaven 1874 - Fürstenberg 1946)
Wind-blown mane, slanted neck.
Dark patinated bronze on a tall black marble base with plaque: "To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Lüdy & Schreiber."
Founder's mark: "Kraas Berlin

Albert Hinrich Hussmann

Albert Hinrich Hussmann
Albert Hinrich Hussmann (1874–1946) was a German sculptor best known for his dynamic animal sculptures, particularly horses. Born in Loxten, he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich and became associated with the naturalistic tradition of German sculpture. Hussmann specialized in bronze works that captured movement, strength, and anatomical precision, often depicting horses in motion or at rest. His sculptures were highly valued for their realism and expressive energy, making him one of the notable animalier artists of his time. Today, his works are appreciated in private collections and museums.

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