Eugène Marioton, Beautiful Ideas Captured By Misfortune (1875)
Artist: Eugène Marioton
EUGÈNE MARIOTON (Paris, 1857-1933)
Beautiful ideas captured by misfortune
1875
Red chalk drawing
25 × 14.5 cm
Titled, signed and dated: Beautiful ideas captivated by misfortune / EMARIOTON / year 1875
Lovely first idea by Eugène Marioton for an allegorical group: Beautiful ideas captured by misfortune. This is a piece from the sculptor's youth - Marioton was18 and a student of Dumont and Bonnassieux at the School of Fine Arts in Paris when he made the sketch. Over his career, Marioton perhaps pandered a little too much to the market for decorative figures, but at bottom he was always a great sculptor.
Beautiful ideas captured by misfortune
1875
Red chalk drawing
25 × 14.5 cm
Titled, signed and dated: Beautiful ideas captivated by misfortune / EMARIOTON / year 1875
Lovely first idea by Eugène Marioton for an allegorical group: Beautiful ideas captured by misfortune. This is a piece from the sculptor's youth - Marioton was18 and a student of Dumont and Bonnassieux at the School of Fine Arts in Paris when he made the sketch. Over his career, Marioton perhaps pandered a little too much to the market for decorative figures, but at bottom he was always a great sculptor.
150 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: En l'etat
Material: Paper
Width: 14,5
Height: 25
Reference (ID): 1185429
Availability: In stock
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