Bust Of A Girl In Marble, Louise Brongniart After Houdon, In White Marble, Nineteenth

Adorable white marble bust after Houdon: the bust of Louise Brongiart dating from the nineteenth century.
It is therefore the white marble bust of Louise Brongniard (1772-1845), the daughter of the architect of the Palais de la Bourse in Paris.
this bust was commissioned to Jean-Antoine Houdon (1741-1828) and is now preserved in the Louvre Museum.
Here is a copy in direct size of the late nineteenth century executed after Houdon and signed on the back.
He is resting on a pedestal. the whole is very high quality and the sculptor has made the vivacity and beauty of the girl's face.
a very beautiful marble of Carrara was chosen, with a very fine grain.
the rendering of this bust is charming, charming, great expressiveness emerges from the work.
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