Marble Cherub High Relief by François Duquesnoy, 1892 – Gilded Framed Wall Sculpture
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A magnificent marble high-relief depicting a cherub, set within an elegant setting of rose garlands, testifies to the artistry of great finesse and remarkable quality of execution.
This work is presented in a superb carved and gilded wooden frame, enhancing its decorative character and classical elegance.
On the reverse, a bronze medallion bears the Latin motto “Vires acquirit eundo” – “We gain strength by advancing,” adding a symbolic dimension to this piece.
The inscription François Duquesnoy 1892 appears in the lower left corner, a reference to the renowned Flemish sculptor François Duquesnoy (1597–1643), a major figure in European Baroque sculpture. A Brussels-born artist and son of Jérôme Duquesnoy (creator of the Manneken Pis), François Duquesnoy is recognized for his work inspired by Antiquity and his influence throughout Europe. Discover our antique sculptures and collectibles.
Ref. 1541
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Features of the high relief:
- Type: high relief / wall sculpture
- Subject: cherub
- Artist: François Duquesnoy (attributed / inscription)
- Material: marble
- Decoration: garlands of roses
- Element: bronze medallion with inscription
- Frame: gilt carved wood
- Style: classical / Baroque inspired
- Date: 1892
- Condition: very good condition
- Dimensions without frame: 66 x 56 cm
- Inner dimensions: 40 x 30 cm
- Weight: 9 kg
- Reference: 1541
A magnificent marble high-relief depicting a cherub, set within an elegant setting of rose garlands, testifies to the artistry of great finesse and remarkable quality of execution.
This work is presented in a superb carved and gilded wooden frame, enhancing its decorative character and classical elegance.
On the reverse, a bronze medallion bears the Latin motto “Vires acquirit eundo” – “We gain strength by advancing,” adding a symbolic dimension to this piece.
The inscription François Duquesnoy 1892 appears in the lower left corner, a reference to the renowned Flemish sculptor François Duquesnoy (1597–1643), a major figure in European Baroque sculpture. A Brussels-born artist and son of Jérôme Duquesnoy (creator of the Manneken Pis), François Duquesnoy is recognized for his work inspired by Antiquity and his influence throughout Europe. Discover our antique sculptures and collectibles.
Ref. 1541