François Rude (1784 Dijon - 1855 Paris) … - photo 1

François Rude (1784 Dijon - 1855 Paris) …

Lot 2788
07.09.2025 10:30UTC +02:00
Classic
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AuctioneerKunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden GmbH
Event locationGermany, Ahlden(Aller)
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ID 1466365
Lot 2788 | François Rude (1784 Dijon - 1855 Paris) …
Estimate value
€ 1 600 – 3 200
François Rude (1784 Dijon - 1855 Paris) nach
Erziehung des Achilles durch den Kentauren Chiron
Bronze, dunkel patiniert. Vollplastische, fein gearbeitete, detailreiche, mythologische Gruppe in einem französischen Guss des 19. Jhs.; Rude gehört zu den bedeutendsten französischen Bildhauern in der 1. Hälfte des 19. Jhs.; zur vorliegenden Bronze wurde er durch das monumentale, 1783 vollendete Gemälde von Jean-Baptiste Régnault (1754 - 1829) inspiriert, das sich heute im Louvre befindet. 1809 ging Rude nach Paris und studierte an der École des Beaux-Arts bei Pierre Cartellier; 1812 erhielt er den Prix de Rome, konnte diesen jedoch aufgrund der historischen Umstände nicht in Anspruch nehmen. 1815 zog er zu seiner Schwiegerfamilie nach Brüssel, wo er mit dem Architekten Charles van der Straeten zusammenarbeitete und u.a. Aufträge König Wilhelm I. für Paläste, Schlösser, Denkmäler und Bauten ausführte. 1827 kehrte Rude nach Paris zurück, 1833 wurde er in die Ehrenlegion aufgenommen und schuf ein Hochrelief für den Arc de Triomphe de l’Étoile - "La Marseillaise", das seinen Ruhm festigte. 1855 erhielt Rude auf der Weltausstellung in Paris eine Ehrenmedaille. Ca. 44 cm x 44 cm x 22 cm.
Provenienz: Auflösung einer bedeutenden deutschen Privatsammlung - Teil II.
After François Rude (1784 - 1855). Dark patinated bronze depicting the Education of Achilles by the Centaur Chiron. French 19th century cast.
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