A nine-light candelabrum with Bacchante. France, late 19th century - photo 1
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A nine-light candelabrum with Bacchante. France, late 19th century

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20.03.2024 14:00UTC +02:00
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Kunstauktionshaus Neumeister
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Germany, München
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Lot 63 | A nine-light candelabrum with Bacchante. France, late 19th century
A nine-light candelabrum with Bacchante
France, late 19th century
Bronze, gilt and black patinated. Granite pedestal and column base made of black marble and metal. Plinth inscribed "Clodion". Height of the candelabrum with pedestal 112 cm. Height of the column base 60 cm.

Vorliegender Kandelaber geht zurück auf einen François Rémond zugeschriebenen Entwurf der Zeit um 1785 im Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris, abgeb. bei Ottomeyer, Hans/Pröschel, Peter, Vergoldete Bronzen. Die Bronzearbeiten des Spätbarock und Klassizismus Bd. I. München 1986, S. 283 Abb. 4.14.4. Die figürliche Bronze folgt dabei (zusammen mit dem Gegenstück in Gestalt eines Fauns) Arbeiten Clodions. Ausführungen des späten 18. und fühen 19. Jhs. finden sich im Louvre, in Fontainebleau oder im Buckingham Palace. Im späteren 19. Jh. wurde das populäre Modell u.a. von der Fa. Beurdeley hergestellt.

provenance: private owner, West Germany
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