After Antoine Coysevox
Fame Riding Pegasus
19th Century
Bronze
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Description
- A French gilt bronze figure of Fame riding Pegasus after Antoine Coysevox.
- Fame is depicted in the act of sounding a trumpet.
- Under Pegasus lies war spoilages including a lion pelt and shield.
- Resting on a later Sienna marble base.
- The base of the statue with an etched Coysevox signature and Jaboeuf et Rouard Foundry mark.
- The original statue was made to symbolize Louis XIV''s peacetime and wartime prestige.
Dimensions
Height: 19.5 inches / 49.53 cm
Width: 14.5 inches / 36.83 cm
Depth: 7.25 inches / 18.41 cm
Height reflects from bottom of marble base to top of trumpet.
Plinth base: Height 3.5", Width 14.5", Depth 7.25"
Plinth base: Height 3.5", Width 14.5", Depth 7.25"
Condition Report
Revive
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Good
Very GoodLike New
The marble base is in very good condition and exhibits no cracks, chips or repairs.
Age appropriante patina and buildup in crevices of the statue.
Age appropriante patina and buildup in crevices of the statue.
Art Period
19th Century
Movement/Style
Traditional
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