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A French patinated bronze figure of Bacchus in the manner of Louis Garnier (French, 1639-1728) P...
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A French patinated bronze figure of Bacchus in the manner of Louis Garnier (French, 1639-1728) Probably late 18th century The semi-clad god depicted standing in contrapposto with a fruiting vine wreath to his trailing hair and holding a wine cup and a bunch of grapes beside a skin draped rustic tree trunk on naturalistic square base, raised on a gilt acanthus scroll footed plinth, 42cm high, 18cm wide, 18cm deep overall Footnotes: The French sculptor Louis Garnier was a Professor and later Dean at the Académie de St. Luc in Paris and is sometimes confused with Pierre Granier (1635-1715). He specialized in bronze, working under François Girardon to repair bronzes at the Paris Arsenal from 1686 to 1692. His small works include Paetus and Arria, completed 1696-97 and Bacchus completed prior to 1699. His recorded funerary monuments include those for James II of England, completed circa 1703, Maximilien Titon du Tillet completed after 1711 and Louis-François, Maréchal de Boufflers, completed circa 1713. Garnier's most famous work is Parnasse français, executed circa 1718-21, a monumental bronze group, celebrating artists of Louis XIV's reign. Depicting the King as Apollo on Mt. Parnassus, it features the three Graces and statuettes of figures including Corneille and Molière, along with medallions of other notable personalities. Despite the significance of Parnasse, few of Garnier's works now survive, and information about him is limited. For a comparable 18th century bronze of Bacchus after Louis Garnier see Christies Paris, Hubert de Givenchy - Collectionneur: Hôtel d'Orrouer I-II et Manoir du Jonchet, 17th June 2002, lot 668. Comparative Literature; F. Souchal, 'French Sculptors of the 17th and 18th Centuries II', Oxford, 1981, p.3-4, fig. 5. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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A French patinated bronze figure of Bacchus in the manner of Louis Garnier (French, 1639-1728) Probably late 18th century The semi-clad god depicted standing in contrapposto with a fruiting vine wreath to his trailing hair and holding a wine cup and a bunch of grapes beside a skin draped rustic tree trunk on naturalistic square base, raised on a gilt acanthus scroll footed plinth, 42cm high, 18cm wide, 18cm deep overall Footnotes: The French sculptor Louis Garnier was a Professor and later Dean at the Académie de St. Luc in Paris and is sometimes confused with Pierre Granier (1635-1715). He specialized in bronze, working under François Girardon to repair bronzes at the Paris Arsenal from 1686 to 1692. His small works include Paetus and Arria, completed 1696-97 and Bacchus completed prior to 1699. His recorded funerary monuments include those for James II of England, completed circa 1703, Maximilien Titon du Tillet completed after 1711 and Louis-François, Maréchal de Boufflers, completed circa 1713. Garnier's most famous work is Parnasse français, executed circa 1718-21, a monumental bronze group, celebrating artists of Louis XIV's reign. Depicting the King as Apollo on Mt. Parnassus, it features the three Graces and statuettes of figures including Corneille and Molière, along with medallions of other notable personalities. Despite the significance of Parnasse, few of Garnier's works now survive, and information about him is limited. For a comparable 18th century bronze of Bacchus after Louis Garnier see Christies Paris, Hubert de Givenchy - Collectionneur: Hôtel d'Orrouer I-II et Manoir du Jonchet, 17th June 2002, lot 668. Comparative Literature; F. Souchal, 'French Sculptors of the 17th and 18th Centuries II', Oxford, 1981, p.3-4, fig. 5. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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