MOINE, Antonin-Marie - b. 1796 Saint-Etienne, d. 1849 Paris - WGA

MOINE, Antonin-Marie

(b. 1796 Saint-Etienne, d. 1849 Paris)

French sculptor and painter. He was a pupil of Pierre Révoil in Lyon, then of Anne-Louis Girodet and Antoine-Jean Gros at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Paris from 1817, initially studying painting. He showed an early interest in the sculpture of the French Renaissance, and many of his works have a linear grace that owes much to the school of Fontainebleau and the sculpture of Cellini.

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The two figures of this chimney piece by Moine, History and Fame, successively framed the busts of the Duke the Berry, Louis-Philippe, Napoleon III and the Republic.

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