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Allégro By Jean-louis Grégoire (1840-1890)
Impressive sculpture representing Bacchus child with 2 nymphs dancing and playing music. one with raised arms holding a tambourine, the other holding a vine-wrapped staff and Bacchus, at their feet, bearing a horn.
Our bronze entitled L'Allégro, is mounted on a circular base in red marble adorned with gilded bronzes.
Signed on the bronze terrace by the sculptor Jean-louis Grégoire
Circa 1884
Dimensions:
Height 78 cm
Diameter 42 cm
Material: Patinated bronze, gilt and red marble
Origin: France
Condition of the item: Perfect condition
Signatures: Grégoire
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Jean-Louis GRÉGOIRE (1840-1890)
Jean-Louis Grégoire was born and died in Paris. Trained with Salmson at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, he exhibited at the Salon from 1867 and became one of the first Associates of French Artists. The work, L'Allégro, is one of many groups by Grégoire that take music as their theme, others being his figure of a child Mozart, tuning his violin, and An Artist in the Seventeenth Century, also depicting a violinist. Compositionally, L'Allégro has affinities with works by Salmson, in which two characters are depicted in motion, and it is also linked to other works by Grégoire, such as La Confidence, Persée et Andromède and Helen and Paris.
Our bronze entitled L'Allégro, is mounted on a circular base in red marble adorned with gilded bronzes.
Signed on the bronze terrace by the sculptor Jean-louis Grégoire
Circa 1884
Dimensions:
Height 78 cm
Diameter 42 cm
Material: Patinated bronze, gilt and red marble
Origin: France
Condition of the item: Perfect condition
Signatures: Grégoire
Our pieces are sold with certificate of authenticity.
Shipping methods depend on your location.
Contact us to know the amount and prepare the organization of the delivery.
Jean-Louis GRÉGOIRE (1840-1890)
Jean-Louis Grégoire was born and died in Paris. Trained with Salmson at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, he exhibited at the Salon from 1867 and became one of the first Associates of French Artists. The work, L'Allégro, is one of many groups by Grégoire that take music as their theme, others being his figure of a child Mozart, tuning his violin, and An Artist in the Seventeenth Century, also depicting a violinist. Compositionally, L'Allégro has affinities with works by Salmson, in which two characters are depicted in motion, and it is also linked to other works by Grégoire, such as La Confidence, Persée et Andromède and Helen and Paris.
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