DEMUS043027 Herzogliches Museum Gotha 3. JeanAntoine
DEMUS043027 Herzogliches Museum Gotha 3. JeanAntoine Houdon: Diana, 2020. . DEMUS043027 Herzogliches Museum Gotha.
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DEMUS043027 Herzogliches Museum Gotha 3. JeanAntoine Houdon: Diana, 2020. . DEMUS043027 Herzogliches Museum Gotha.
Diana c. 1776 Marble Museu Calouste Gulbenkian, Lisbon: 660*1153 True Color 66 Kb: Diana c. 1776 Plaster Schloss Friedenstein, Gotha: 1288*1600 True Color 140 Kb: Flayed Man or Ecorché au bras tendu 1767 Sabine Houdon 1788 Marble, height 34 cm (with socle) Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York: 1103*1600 True Color
JeanAntoine Houdon (French pronunciation: [ʒɑ̃n‿ɑ̃twan udɔ̃]) (25 March 1741 – 15 July 1828) was a French neoclassical sculptor.. Houdon is famous for his portrait busts and statues of philosophers, inventors and political figures of the ''s subjects included Denis Diderot (1771), Benjamin Franklin (), JeanJacques Rousseau (1778), Voltaire (1781
JeanAntoine Houdon a French Neoclassical portrait sculptor, best known for his busts of contemporary political and cultural figures of the French Enlightenment. View JeanAntoine Houdon''s artworks on artnet. Learn about the artist and find an indepth biography, exhibitions, original artworks, the latest news, and sold auction prices.
a matching plaster (fig. 3; 1775; Goethe Nationalmuseum, Weimar)?one of the thirty that she requested from the artist for distribution to her admirers?whose more mat texture reflected the distress conveyed in the chosen theatrical moment.
A Diana the Huntress, in white marble, made by Houdon, 20 pouces in height on a round plinth of bleu turquin and double base of white marble, the whole in a glass case. Nota. The above mentioned Diana was brought to the depository by Citizen Houdon.[3]
Bronze statuette with dark brown patination representing Diana after JeanAntoine Houdon (Versailles, 1741Paris, 1828) whose lifesize plaster was presented in his studio, during the 1777 Salon. The
Houdon presented a lifesize plaster of Diana in his studio during the 1777 Salon. The finished sculpture was to be executed in marble (Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon) for Duke Ernst II of SaxeGotha, as compensation for a commission lost by the sculptor.
A German prince and Thomas Jefferson purchased plaster versions, and Franklin was given four by Houdon.'' Source: Philadelphia Museum of Art Bust of Benjamin Franklin (1706 1790) by JeanAntoine Houdon, French (active Paris), 1741 1828 Philadelphia Museum of Art
Houdon presented a lifesize plaster of Diana in his studio during the 1777 Salon. The finished sculpture was to be executed in marble (Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon) for Duke Ernst II of SaxeGotha, as compensation for a commission lost by the sculptor.
JeanAntoine Houdon (active 1741–1828) Diana, before 1793 Tinted plaster 24 in. (61 cm) Gift of Mr. Frederick R. Koch, 2006 ()
Jean Antoine Houdon, the preeminent sculptor of the French Enlightenment, was primarily known for his portraiture, a specialization that brought him fame among his contemporaries and posterity alike, despite a lack of parallel achievement on the more monumental scale.
Up to the spring of 2015, we knew of only one marble bust of Diana attributed with certainty to Jean Antoine Houdon, in the possession of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. That bust, signed and dated "HOUDON FECIT. 1778" on the right shoulder, once belonged to the collection of Duke Marcellino de Fresnes.
Unapolotegically sensual and alluring, Neoclassical sculptor JeanAntoine Houdon''s () famous Diane Chasseresse (Diana Huntress) caused a sensation when it was first exhibited at the Paris Salon in the figure was admired for her graceful movements, her nudity was viewed by Houdon''s contemporaries as scandalous.
F. W. Doell, Johann Joachim Winckelmann. Bronze bust cast, 1777/78 by Louis Valadier after Doells marble bust, H cm, F 446. Museum Hessen Kassel ()
Many versions of the Diana were made by Houdon and his workshop, in plaster, metal, and marble, lifesize, reduced, and of the bust alone. Probably the earliest surviving example is a plaster dated 1776, in the Schlossmuseum, Gotha. The Frick piece, which is signed but not dated, is believed to have been produced several years later.
Literatur von und über JeanAntoine Houdon im Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek; JeanAntoine Houdon bei ; Biografie bei Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (engl.); Ausstellung JeanAntoine Houdon: Die sinnliche Skulptur von 29. Oktober 2009 bis 28. Februar 2010 in der Liebieghaus Skulpturensammlung, Frankfurt am Main
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Up to the spring of 2015, we knew of only one marble bust of Diana attributed with certainty to Jean Antoine Houdon, in the possession of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. That bust, signed and dated "HOUDON FECIT. 1778" on the right shoulder, once belonged to the collection of Duke Marcellino de Fresnes.
Acht Gesichter werben für das Herzogliche Museum Gotha, Quelle: Stiftung Schloss Friedenstein Die Eröffnung des Herzoglichen Museums Gotha rückt näher und näher. In weniger als zwei Monaten öffnen die Pforten des größten Thüringer Kunstmuseums, und nicht nur die Gothaer fiebern dem 19.
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In 2006, The Frick Collection accepted the Frederick R. Koch''s generous gift of a Diana the Huntress statuette by Houdon. A reduced version of the Frick''s prized lifesize terracotta cast of Houdon''s Diana, it allows the museum to present to visitors both versions of one of the most famous sculptures of the eighteenth century. MORE »
From GRAND MERE AVAIT LE MEME Grandma had the same, Here is a patinated bronze sculpture representing Diane Huntress after JeanAntoine Houdon (). Signature in hollow, on the base: Houdon Origin: France Period: circa 1890 Condition: Very nice condition, beautiful patina of origin and time, note: the arrow is a little curved. Dimensions: Height: 58 cm, 32 × 22 cm Weight: 9 kg
by Houdon of members of the SaxeGotha house: Friedrich III, Ernst II, Charlotte, and Ernst''s sister Friedericke Two lowrelief plaster medallions, painted in bronze colour, with the profiles of the two dukes have been preserved in the collection of SchloB Friedenstein (Figs. 15 and 16).1'' Houdon''s terracotta model of the mausoleum
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