BUGATTI, Rembrandt
(b. 1884, Milano, d. 1916, Paris)

Dancing Elephant

1927
Cast silver, height 19 cm
Musée National de L'Automobile, Mulhouse

The famous Dancing Elephant is one of Rembrandt Bugatti's finest works, which became the mascot of the famous Bugatti Royale when Ettore Bugatti had it mounted on its radiator to pay homage to his brother's art. The figure was modelled in plaster in 1903 and reproduced by René Lalique for mounting on Ettore Bugatti's car.




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