Louis-Robert Carrier-Belleuse, circa 1885, Choisy-le-Roi Manufactory
"Sauve qui peut" vase
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June 14, 01:50 PM GMT
Estimate
10,000 - 15,000 EUR
Lot Details
Description
Louis-Robert Carrier-Belleuse (1848-1913), circa 1885
Choisy-le-Roi Manufactory
"Sauve qui peut" vase
glazed ceramic Balluster-shape vase
signed LOUIS.CARRIER BELLEUSE., entitled SAUVE/qui peut, with the Choisy-le-Roy manufacture's mark, numbered 1828/9/97
decorated with fleeing naked children around the base, and gargoyle-molded handles
H. 51,5 cm, 20¼ in.
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Louis-Robert Carrier-Belleuse (1848-1913), vers 1885
Manufacture de Choisy-le-Roi
Vase "Sauve qui peut"
vase ballustre en faïence émaillée,
signé LOUIS.CARRIER BELLEUSE., intitulé SAUVE/qui peut., marqué de la manufacture de Choisy-le-Roy, numéroté 1828/9/97
la base ornée d'enfants, les poignées en forme de gargouilles
H. 51,5 cm, 20¼ in.
Louis-Robert Carrier-Belleuse studied sculpture with his father Albert Ernest Carrier-Belleuse (1824-1887), and painting at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts and with Cabanel. He exhibited at the Salon from 1870 onwards and turned to sculpture in 1889. Like his father, he worked as a modeller for porcelain, and became art director of the Choisy-le-Roi factory Hautin, Boulenger & Co, in 1890, one of the renown French earthenware factories established in 1804 by the Paillard brothers. The musée du Petit Palais owns several faience vases by Louis-Robert, such as the one entitled 'Struggle of Life' (inv. no. ODUT1945), circa 1884-1885, as well Albert-Ernest Carrier Belleuse famous Vase the Titans, in 1876, fruit of his collaboration with Auguste Rodin (Petit Palais, inv. no ODUT1914).
A similar example to the present vase was sold, Sotheby's, Paris, November 20, 2006, lot 31 (€18,000).
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