To Louis XV Monument Place Royale Reims Statue By Pigalle, XVIIIth C. Engraving By Moitte
Artist: Moitte
To Louis XV the best of Kings,
18th century engraving, etching & burin;
engraved by P.E. Moitte, drawn by C.N. Cochin
representing the monument erected in Place Royale in Reims, invented and executed in bronze by Jean Baptiste Pigalle, ordinary sculptor of the King and cast by Pierre Gor.
This monument was destroyed during the Revolution and replaced in 1818 by another effigy of Louis XV designed this one by another sculptor: Pierre Cartellier, famous neo-classical sculptor.
Offered as it is, relined in the past for conservation purposes. Trace of light horizontal folding in the middle, see photos.
18th century engraving, etching & burin;
engraved by P.E. Moitte, drawn by C.N. Cochin
representing the monument erected in Place Royale in Reims, invented and executed in bronze by Jean Baptiste Pigalle, ordinary sculptor of the King and cast by Pierre Gor.
This monument was destroyed during the Revolution and replaced in 1818 by another effigy of Louis XV designed this one by another sculptor: Pierre Cartellier, famous neo-classical sculptor.
Offered as it is, relined in the past for conservation purposes. Trace of light horizontal folding in the middle, see photos.
880 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Some repairs
Material: Paper
Width: 52 cm
Height: 86,5 cm
Reference (ID): 1570012
Availability: In stock
Print
