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Discover the timeless elegance of theHenri Alfred M. Jacquemart Goldfasan, a true masterpiece that seamlessly blendsartistry and craftsmanship. Crafted from exquisite bronze, this avian sculpturecaptures the essence of grace and sophistication.
Perched upon a solid marble base, theGoldfasan stands as a symbol of opulence and refined taste. The juxtapositionof the warm, golden hues of bronze against the cool, smooth marble creates avisually striking composition that is sure to command attention in any setting.
This particular piece bears thedistinguished signature of the renowned artist Henri Alfred M. Jacquemart,adding an extra layer of authenticity and prestige to its allure. Jacquemart'sattention to detail and mastery of form are evident in every nuance of thisavian representation.
Whether you are a seasoned collector ora connoisseur looking to add a touch of timeless beauty to your space, the HenriAlfred M. Jacquemart Goldfasan is a captivating investment. Priced at $375,this sculpture invites you to bring a piece of artistic history into your home,where it can be cherished for generations to come. Don't miss the opportunityto own a true work of art that transcends the boundaries of time and style.
About the artist:
Henri Alfred Marie Jacquemart (born 24 February 1824, in Paris – died 4January 1896, in Paris), often known as Alfred Jacquemart, was a notedFrench sculptor and animalier. He usually signed his works: A. Jacquemart.
Jacquemart studied under painter PaulDelaroche and sculptor Jean Baptiste Jules Klagmann. He entered the École desBeaux-Arts in 1845.
Jacquemart exhibited at the Paris Salon from1847–1879, receiving medals in 1857, 1863 and 1865. He traveled in Egypt andTurkey, and was commissioned by the city of Alexandria, Egypt, to create acolossal statue of Muhammad Ali of Egypt.
He sculpted in large, medium and small scale.Many of his works were cast in bronze by the Val d' Osne foundry and some bythe silversmith Christofle. Ultimately, however, he earned his reputation forhis many larger animal works. In 1870 Jacquemart became a Chevalier of the Légiond'honneur.
Jacquemart died suddenly at his apartment inthe Rue de Babylone, Paris on the night of 4 January 1896. His funeral wasdelayed until 13 January for the arrival of his son, Maurice, who lived inTunis and was held at the Eglise Saint Thomas d'Aquin, Paris.
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