Hippolyte Heizler, 1828-1871
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IMPORTANT PAIR OF HANDS-ON VASES IN BLACK BELGIAN MARBLE
ENRICHED WITH BRONZES IN POMPEIAN PATINA BY MASTER Hippolyte Heizler,
ORIGINAL LACQUERED WOOD BASES
VASES H 58CM X 25CM
TOTAL 138CM X 40CM
Heizler was the son of the sculptor Clément-Bernard-Hippolyte and his wife Julie Lecourt. A pupil of Lequien, he made his debut at the Salon des Refusés in 1846 and was awarded the "honorary" medal in 1852. He collaborated on the decoration of the Louvre, the Tuileries Palace, and the Paris Opera [3]. As early as 1846, he opened his own studio at 182 rue de Charonne in Paris [4]. In 1868, his studio was located at 56 rue Oberkampf [ 5 ]. During the siege of Paris in 1870, he contracted acute bronchitis and died from its consequences on [date missing].20 October 1871[
5 800 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon 3rd
Condition: Good condition
Material: Marble
Diameter: 25cm 40cm
Height: 58cm 138 cm
Reference (ID): 1655055
Availability: In stock
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