19th Century Marble Cherub Relief After Duquesnoy – Gilt Frame Classical Wall Art 1892
CHF1,694.38
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Exceptional antique marble high-relief depicting a cherub, inspired by the work of François Duquesnoy (1597–1643), one of the most influential sculptors of the Baroque period.
This refined composition features a delicately carved cherub surrounded by garlands of roses, executed with remarkable precision and artistic sensitivity.
The piece is enhanced by an elegant gilt carved wooden frame, giving it a strong decorative presence and timeless appeal.
On the reverse, a bronze medallion bears the Latin motto “Vires acquirit eundo” (“Strength grows as it goes”), adding a symbolic and intellectual dimension to the work.
Signed “François Duquesnoy 1892” in the lower left corner, this piece reflects the enduring influence of classical sculpture and the revival of Baroque aesthetics in the 19th century.
Explore our antique sculptures and decorative objects.
A striking and elegant wall sculpture, ideal for collectors and refined interior design.
Réf. 1541
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Product Details:
- Type: wall sculpture / high relief
- Subject: cherub
- After: François Duquesnoy
- Material: marble
- Decoration: garlands of roses
- Additional element: bronze medallion with inscription
- Frame: gilt carved wood
- Style: classical / Baroque inspired
- Date: 1892
- Condition: very good condition
- Dimensions (frame): 26 x 22 in (66 x 56 cm)
- Inner dimensions: 15.7 x 11.8 in (40 x 30 cm)
- Weight: 19.8 lbs (9 kg)
- Reference: 1541
Exceptional antique marble high-relief depicting a cherub, inspired by the work of François Duquesnoy (1597–1643), one of the most influential sculptors of the Baroque period.
This refined composition features a delicately carved cherub surrounded by garlands of roses, executed with remarkable precision and artistic sensitivity.
The piece is enhanced by an elegant gilt carved wooden frame, giving it a strong decorative presence and timeless appeal.
On the reverse, a bronze medallion bears the Latin motto “Vires acquirit eundo” (“Strength grows as it goes”), adding a symbolic and intellectual dimension to the work.
Signed “François Duquesnoy 1892” in the lower left corner, this piece reflects the enduring influence of classical sculpture and the revival of Baroque aesthetics in the 19th century.
Explore our antique sculptures and decorative objects.
A striking and elegant wall sculpture, ideal for collectors and refined interior design.
Réf. 1541