Pair of bronzed Marley riders of the late 19th century

ID-ANTQ-3630
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Pair of bronzed Marley riders of the late 19th century

A spectacular repetition of the original by Cousteau of the Riders of Marley in patinated metal of the late 19th century. Each on an oval wooden plinth.

Height: 30.5 cm.

The "Horse Tamers" marble sculptural group was created in 1740-1745. Guillaume Coustou the Elder (Guillaume Coustou I, 1677-1746) - a famous French sculptor of the first half of the 18th century, who worked on the decoration of the palaces and parks of Versailles, Marly, Tuileries and Trianon. The sculptures were commissioned by Louis XV in Carrara marble to decorate the terrace of the Château Marly in the suburbs of Paris. Fed up with tense official images, the royal administration ordered the sculptor figures of naked youths holding back the rearing horses

Condition: Very good
Location: Gallery "Antiqon", Brivibas street 52, Riga, Latvia
Material: Bronzing
Product sizes: Height - 30.5cm, Width - 25cm, Depth - 50cm
Period: Late 19th century
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