Lemoyne Jean-louis, Bust Sculpture Jules Hardouin Period Late 19th Century

Lemoyne Jean-Louis, Jules Hardouin Bust Sculpture - Mansart Period Late 19th Century Superb Patinated Plaster Sculpture Representative Jules Hardoin-Mansart (1646 - 1708), French architect. He was First Architect to King Louis XIV and Superintendent of the King's Buildings. He is the great-nephew of the architect François Mansart. This Sculpture Based on the Original Model Preserved at the Louvres By the French Sculptor, Jean - Louis Lemoyne (1665 - 1755). It bears the stamp of the Editor Moulder Lorenzi in Paris. Work from the End of the 19th Century. Dimensions: Height: 52 cm At widest: 41 cm In good state of conservation. We are at your disposal for any additional information. WWW.DANTAN.STORE