""elongated Nymph" Terracotta Napoleon III Period"
According to Clodion, Nymphe, her head resting on her arm and her eyes closed, lying on a lion's skin and against an overturned urn from which water gushes. This terracotta comes from the larger-than-life marble sculpture of Clodion, commissioned by Baron Besenval for the center of his bathroom in the Hôtel Bensenval, completed in 1782. 19th century, Napoleon III period 
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