François Duquesnoy marble high relief Paris 1892
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Magnificent high-relief of a marble cherub surrounded by a garland of roses.
High-quality workmanship, meticulous attention to detail and, on the reverse of the plaque, a bronze medallion bearing the inscription "vires acquirit eundo" translation, we acquire strength as we go along.
In a beautiful gilded wood frame.
Inscribed in the lower left-hand corner François Duquesnoy 1892.
François Duquesnoy (1597-1643), known in France as François Flamand, was born on January 12, 1597 in Brussels and died on July 18, 1643 in Livorno (Italy), at the time the capital of Spanish Flanders.
François Duquesnoy, son of Gérôme Duquesnoy, the former creator of the manneke pis.
The fame of this Flemish sculptor spread far beyond the borders of the Spanish Low Countries known as "Flanders".
Out of frame: 66cm X 56 cm Inside: 40cm X 30 cm Weight: 9 kg
Ref. 1541
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François Duquesnoy marble high relief Paris 1892
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Magnificent high-relief of a marble cherub surrounded by a garland of roses.
High-quality workmanship, meticulous attention to detail and, on the reverse of the plaque, a bronze medallion bearing the inscription "vires acquirit eundo" translation, we acquire strength as we go along.
In a beautiful gilded wood frame.
Inscribed in the lower left-hand corner François Duquesnoy 1892.
François Duquesnoy (1597-1643), known in France as François Flamand, was born on January 12, 1597 in Brussels and died on July 18, 1643 in Livorno (Italy), at the time the capital of Spanish Flanders.
François Duquesnoy, son of Gérôme Duquesnoy, the former creator of the manneke pis.
The fame of this Flemish sculptor spread far beyond the borders of the Spanish Low Countries known as "Flanders".
Out of frame: 66cm X 56 cm Inside: 40cm X 30 cm Weight: 9 kg
Ref. 1541