19th Century Bronze, Eugène Marioton 1857 / 1933, Esméralda And Her Goat.

Period: 19th century, Bronze in perfect condition, with a beautiful caramel patina.
Signed: Signed and titled on the base; E. Marioton and marked Esméralda, Marioton, referenced artist and rating.
Subject: Esméralda and her goat.
Dimensions: Height: 70 cm, Width: 20 cm, Depth: 20 cm, Weight: 11.5 kg.

Biography:
Eugène MARIOTON 1857 / 1933
Eugène Marioton was a French sculptor and medalist. He was born on April 7, 1857, in Paris, where he died in the 4th arrondissement on September 19, 1933.
He was the brother of sculptor Claudius Marioton and painter Jean Alfred Marioton.

Eugène Marioton studied under Auguste Dumont, Gabriel-Jules Thomas, and Jean-Marie Bonnassieux at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. In 1883, he presented The Daughter of Jephthah Coming to Meet Her Father, a terracotta bas-relief, at the sketch competition.
That same year, he won first prize in the Société Libre des Beaux-Arts competition with the marble bas-relief Hero and Leander, as well as a grant of 1,200 francs from the Seine General Council intended to support young, impoverished artists.

In 1884, he won first prize in the M. Willemsens carving competition. In 1888, he was admitted to compete for the second attempt at the Grand Prix de Rome in sculpture. He was awarded a travel grant for the sculpture and medal section that same year.
In 1896, he lived at 59 Avenue du Général-Michel-Bizot in Paris.

He regularly participated in the Salon of the Société des Artistes Français, and became a member of the jury in 1905 in the sculpture section. Source: Bénézit and Dictionary of Sculptors – 19th Century Bronzes

His works in Museums:
In France:
Paris, Square du Temple – Elie-Wiesel: Diogenes, 1885, bronze statue, cast under the Vichy regime.
Rouen, Museum of Fine Arts: Chactas, 1884, marble statue.
In Algeria:
Béjaïa, Pasteur Square: Le Zéphir, 1894
In Romania:
Bucharest, National Museum of Art of Romania:
The Dance (no. 105);
The Throwing (no. 106).
The Artwork:
Esméralda and her Goat, late 19th century bronze, signed E. Marioton

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Bronze on display at our gallery in L’Isle sur la Sorgue (France), on weekends. Free shipping within France
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