An elegant and sensitively modeled cast bronze sculpture of an antelope, circa 1935, attributed to renowned Italian animalier sculptor Sirio Tofanari (1886–1969). Known for his refined observation of animal form, Tofanari captures the grace and poise of the antelope with lyrical fluidity and anatomical precision.

The sculpture is mounted on a period marble base, enhancing its presentation and grounding its slender silhouette. A sophisticated example of early 20th century Italian bronze sculpture, ideal for collectors of animalier art, Tofanari works, or Art Deco-era decorative bronzes.