拍品 292
  • 292

法國,1650-1675年

估價
25,000 - 45,000 USD
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描述

  • 《大型半身像,應為加拉爾東侯爵阿曼·克勞德·德·布楊(1644-1671)》
  • 白色大理石,灰紋大理石底柱
  • 法國,1650-1675年
銘牌題款 Arman... de Bullion Comte de ... Marquis de ... -1671

來源

Marquesses de Bullion, Château d'Esclimont, near St. Symphorien-le-Château (Eure-et-Loire)
Comte Eude de la Rochefoucauld, Château d'Esclimont, near St. Symphorien-le-Château
With Jean Pierre Dillée, Paris, 1978

Condition

General surface abrasions, minor chips throughout. Minor repairs and chips to the base. Beautifully carved and could benefit from a cleaning.
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拍品資料及來源

A small plaque on the socle of this impressive bust identifies the sitter as Armand-Claude de Bullion, Lord of Esclimont and Marquess of Gallardon, an ancestor of the previous owners of the sculpture. De Bullion was the so-called Premier Écuyer (First Squire) of the Small Stables at Versailles, responsible for the horses the King used on a day-to-day basis and second only to the squire in charge of the Great Stables. It was a privileged position reserved for the sons of the foremost noble families and one which obliged others to address him as Monsieur le Premier.

The type of dress and treatment of the drapery are comparable to mid 17th century busts of the French aristocracy and prominent military figures. However, the extensive drilling of the elaborate wig, lace collar and cuirass seen on this monumental bust are remarkable.

RELATED LITERATURE
J.-R. Gaborit (ed.), Sculpture française. II - Renaissance et temps modernes, cat. Musée du Louvre, Paris, 1998