D'après Antoine COYSEVOX (1640-1720)
Bust of Marie-Adélaïde de Savoie.

Proof in terracotta with a shaded brown patina.

Engraved intaglio on the back "A.". COYSEVOX . AD VIVUME . IVO .".

Italian work.

H. : 65 cm. - Base: 16 x 16 cm.

Small chips and stains.



The original work of 1710 is a study for the head of the statue of the Duchess of Burgundy as Diana the Huntress probably commissioned by the Duke of Antin for the castle of Petit-Bourg and then after her death placed in Versailles and now kept in the Louvre.

The bust appears in a list of casts made after works from the Palace of Versailles, which entered the Museum of Comparative Sculpture in 1884 (AMN 5HH7-2).
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Lot no. 217

D'après Antoine COYSEVOX (1640-1720) Bust of Marie-Adélaïde de Savoie. Proof in terracotta with a shaded brown patina. Engraved intaglio on the back "A.". COYSEVOX . AD VIVUME . IVO .". Italian work. H. : 65 cm. - Base: 16 x 16 cm. Small chips and stains. The original work of 1710 is a study for the head of the statue of the Duchess of Burgundy as Diana the Huntress probably commissioned by the Duke of Antin for the castle of Petit-Bourg and then after her death placed in Versailles and now kept in the Louvre. The bust appears in a list of casts made after works from the Palace of Versailles, which entered the Museum of Comparative Sculpture in 1884 (AMN 5HH7-2).

Estimate
€400 - €600
Result
€390
Buyer's premium
24%
D'après Antoine COYSEVOX (1640-1720) Bust of Marie-Adélaïde de Savoie. Proof in terracotta with a shaded brown patina. Engraved intaglio on the back "A.". COYSEVOX . AD VIVUME . IVO .". Italian work. H. : 65 cm. - Base: 16 x 16 cm. Small chips and stains. The original work of 1710 is a study for the head of the statue of the Duchess of Burgundy as Diana the Huntress probably commissioned by the Duke of Antin for the castle of Petit-Bourg and then after her death placed in Versailles and now kept in the Louvre. The bust appears in a list of casts made after works from the Palace of Versailles, which entered the Museum of Comparative Sculpture in 1884 (AMN 5HH7-2).
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