A Nice Late 19th Century Carrara Marble Figural Group of Drunken Silenus by Rougelet
Long Island City, NY · Reported available
- Artist
- Named in listing
Inscribed Rougelet to the base. Bénédict Benoit Rougelet (1834 – 1894)
- Period
Late 19th Century
- Dimensions
Width 60 cm
- Materials
Carrara Marble
- Medium
Sculpture
Additional details
- Subject
Drunken Silenus
Dealer notes
$45,000 Depicting three putti, with Silenus being held aloft, surrounded by grapes. Inscribed Rougelet to the base. Bénédict Benoit Rougelet (1834 – 1894) Benoît Rougelet was born in Tournous, a picturesque town in the Saône valley in Eastern France. Trained by his father and François-Joseph Duret (1729-1816), he first exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1876, receiving honorable mentions in 1887 and 1889. He was principally a sculptor of portraits, his statue of the celebrated painter Jean-Baptiste Greuze (1725-1805), another son of Tournus, stands in front of the town’s hôtel de ville. Sculpture Height – 23.5 inches / 60cm Width – 19.5 inches / 50cm Pedestal Height – 42 inches / 107cm
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