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This Unicorn figurine , inspired by John Tenniel's original illustrations for Lewis Carroll 's Through the Looking-Glass , belongs to the Alice in Wonderland – Figurart collection.
 


 Made from tin alloy , hand-painted with acrylics and varnished to protect the colors, it perpetuates the French tradition of miniature art figurines .
 

 Each piece is produced in the Figurart workshop in Compiègne, where artistic craftsmanship is combined with the rigor of Victorian design.
 


 The Unicorn, with its noble and mischievous gaze, engages in dialogue here with Carroll's absurd world and refers to the duality between dream and reason , imagination and logic .
 

 This creation is aimed at collectors , lovers of narrative art , and enthusiasts of the world of Alice .
 

 

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 FAQ
 

 Is the figurine hand-painted?
 Yes, each Unicorn is hand-painted with acrylics in our workshop in Compiègne.
 

 Is the figurine faithful to Tenniel's designs?
 Yes, the sculpture is directly inspired by John Tenniel's engravings for Through the Looking-Glass , adapted to miniature format.
 

 Do you offer international delivery?
 Yes, Figurart ships worldwide, with secure packaging to protect the figurines.
 

 

 

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 Complete your Alice in Wonderland collection with:
 

     
 
  •  the Alice figurine,
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  •  the Lion ,
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  •  the Mad Hatter ,
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  •  and the March Hare , all inspired by John Tenniel and made of hand-painted tin .
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Unicorn Figurine – Alice in Wonderland Collection | Figurart

SKU: ALILICO
€75.00Price
Quantity

    • A unicorn figurine with its certificate and box (decorations not included)

    • Material : tin alloy

    • Painting : acrylic, applied by hand

    • Finish : glossy protective varnish

    • Height : ~ 5 cm

    • Made in the Figurart workshop, Compiègne – France

    • Collection : Alice in Wonderland

    • Edition : Limited

  • The Unicorn appears in Through the Looking Glass alongside the Lion , in a parody of chivalric combat.
    In this chapter, Carroll subverts mythological symbols to create a gentle satire of reality: the Unicorn is at once whimsical, ironic and elegant , as immortalized by John Tenniel in his engravings.

    This figurine pays homage to this literary creature , by adopting Tenniel's precise and expressive graphic style, transposed into metal.

    "If you believe in me, I will believe in you. Is that agreed?" — said the Unicorn to Alice.

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