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ATTRIBUÉ À FRANCESCO SEGALA (PADOUE, VERS 1535-1592), PADOUE, VERS 1550

Lot 10
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Lot 10 | ATTRIBUÉ À FRANCESCO SEGALA (PADOUE, VERS 1535-1592), PADOUE, VERS 1550
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€ 20 000 – 30 000
ATTRIBUÉ À FRANCESCO SEGALA (PADOUE, VERS 1535-1592), PADOUE, VERS 1550
Satyre agenouillé
bronze partiellement doré, reposant sur un socle postérieur en granite
H. 17,8 cm (7 in.), H. totale : 21,8 cm (8 9/16 in.)




Provenance

Dr. Walter von Pannwitz, Munich et Berlin.
Rosenberg & Stiebel, New York.
Baron et Baronne von Buch, Buenos Aires, puis par descendance,
Claudia Quentin.



Literature

O. von Falcke (ed.), Die Kunstsammlung von Pannwitz. Band II Skulpturen und Kunstgewerbe, Munich, 1925-1926, p. 1, no. 3, pl. 11 (où attribué à Riccio).



Exhibited

New York, The Frick Collection, European Bronzes from the Quentin Collection, 28 septembre 2004-2 janvier 2005, pp. 90-97, n°5.



Further Details

A BRONZE KNEELING SATYR, WITH GILT HAIR AND BOWL, ATTRIBUTED TO FRANCESCO SEGALA, PADUA, CIRCA 1550

Traditionally attributed to Andrea Briosco, also known as 'Riccio' (1470-1532), the original model of a similar kneeling satyr is now attributed to Severo da Ravenna (active c. 1496-c. 1543), who produced this model between 1496 and 1538 when he is known to have signed one cast with his initials. The present cast bears similarities with the one in the Louvre (inv. MR 3275) reproduced in Girardon's gallery (see engraving by N. Chevalier after R. Charpentier, ‘Veüe d’un des Côtez de la Gallerie du Sr. Girardon Sculpteur ordinaire du Roy’, in La Galerie de Girardon, No. 9). Although a great deal is known about this model, its authorship remains difficult to determine with certainty. In European Bronzes from the Quentin Collection at the Frick Collection (New York), Patricia Wengraf attributes it to Francesco Segala (c. 1535-1592) due to its similarities with the physiognomy and modelling of his Hercules (Quentin Collection, cat. 4) and its resemblance to the Perfume Burner (Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, inv. WA 2004.I) attributed to his master, Agostino Zoppo (c. 1520-1572).

Please note a scanned copy of the full catalogue entry from the catalogue of the 2004 Quentin Collection exhibition at The Frick Collection, New York, is available upon request.
Artist:Francesco Segala (1535 - 1592)
Applied technique:Metalwork
Medium:Bronze, Gilding
Place of origin:Italy, Europe
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