Allegory Of Day - James Pradier 1790 - 1852, Ca. 1840 flag


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"Allegory Of Day - James Pradier 1790 - 1852, Ca. 1840"
A large statue, high quality patina and beauty of a half-naked female figure, "Allegory of the Day". Signed: Portos. This model is included in the work "Catalogue raisonné, James Pradier and French sculpture of the romantic generation", Continents éditions, Milan, 2010, page 441. Biography: Jean-Jacques Pradier, better known under the name of James Pradier ( 1790-1852) was a Genevan sculptor and painter who made a career in France. In 1807, he began in Paris under the direction of François-Frédéric Lemot and was then admitted to his studio at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, as well as to the workshops of painters Charles Meynier and François Gérard. Pradier mixes in his works both ancient art and art inspired by nature. The latter was strongly marked by his stay in Rome and was inspired throughout his life by themes inspired by mythology and ancient tales, but with an emphasis on figures (main theme of his work). He represented his characters with ancient attributes and clothing. However, his works are also characterized by several romantic nuances. his work has always been characterized by a strong naturalism and a certain sensualism.
Price: 12 000 €
Artist: James Pradier 1790 - 1852,
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis Philippe, Charles 10th
Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Bronze
Length: 100
Width: 40
Diameter: 40

Reference: 1372034
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