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Bacchante and Infant Satyr | |
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Title/s | Bacchante and Infant Satyr |
Maker/s | Clodion (Claude Michel) (sculptor) [ULAN info: French sculptor, 1738-1814] |
Category |
sculpture |
Name |
relief |
School/Style | |
Description | Terracotta. Oval, with figures in relief. In the centre a Bacchante holding hands with an infant satyr, who dances on her left foot, two other small satyrs stand at a pedestal on which burns a fire. At the bottom of the plaque a basket of fruit. |
Production Place | France (country) |
Technique Description | terracotta |
Dimensions |
height: (whole): 10 1/2
in |
Period | 18th century |
Date | 1774 |
Provenance | given: The Friends of the Fitzwilliam Museum 1960 (Filtered for: Applied Arts collection) Purchased from Paul Wengraf The Arcade Gallery, Bond Street, London, who purchased it from Bochler in Germany.Given by the Friends of the Fitzwilliam Museum |
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Documentation |
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Other Notes | Francis Watson saw this plaque 21st June 1960 and considered it perfectly genuine. Not mentioned in Therion or in Dictionnaire Des Sculpteurs by Lami. |
Accession Number | M.2-1960 (Applied Arts) |
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