Etienne Maurice Falconet

Art reproduction in patinated terracotta "Cupid Fighting for love" after Étienne Maurice Falconet (1 December 1716–24 January 1791) is counted among the first rank of French Rococo s...

Pair of Louis XVI three-light gilt bronze candelabra attributed to Etienne Falconet with patinated young women. (Three candleholders).

Each chair is fashioned with a cartouche-shaped back. The arms are designed on both sides with decorative channels and culminating in volute-carved hand rests. Elegantly designed in ...

It was through her influence that the move was made from Vincennes to Sèvres, where she had a château, and through her that some of the foremost artists of the time, such as the pain...

A beautiful pair of Louis XVI bronze and bisque porcelain figural candelabras, each with seated figures of a girl psyche and boy cupid after the models by Étienne-Maurice Faiçonet (F...

A pair of Sèvres figure of "Le Batteur en granges" and "La Batteuse de beurre", circa 1757. Modelled as a young man holding a flail in his right hand, his left on a tree-stump, a fl...

La baigneuse in biscuit by Étienne Maurice Falconet Nymph descending to the bath, known as "La baigneuse" by Etienne Maurice Falconet (1713-1791), biscuit.

A nice antique plaster figure of Psyche signed Falconet, for Etienne Maurice Falconet. With nice distressed paint adding to the decorative look.

19th century French marble statue of cupid after Étienne Maurice Falconet (1716-1791). A finely carved work.

Hunting goddess Diana, after Etienne Maurice Falconet. Large Gustafsberg, Classic sculpture in biscuit dated 1891.

Pair of Exceptionally sculpted figures of the nymph Psyche as seated girl, and seated boy, Cupid, after the original 18th century models by Etienne-Maurice Falconet. Unsigned.

after "L'Amour ménaçant" also called "Falconet's Cupid", a famous work by Étienne-Maurice Falconnet commissionned by Madame de Pompadour, mistress of Louis XV, whose model in plaster...

Etienne-Maurice Falconet is a famous French sculptor considered to be one of the masters of the baroque school.

"Eros et Anteros se disputant l'amour" ( Eros and Antenos fighting for Love) A Bronze group After Etienne-Maurice Falconet (1716-1791). With red patina featuring cupids fighting o...

Etienne Maurice Falconet was a 17th century French sculptor who was close to the court of Louis XV and his mistress Madame de Pompadour.

Bronze sculpture in brown patina representing a Nymph going down to the bath after the famous marble of Etienne-Maurice Falconet, presented at the Salon of 1757.

For this marble statue Nymph going in the bath, Etienne-Maurice Falconet (French, 1716-1791) was inspired by the Bather painted in 1724 by François Lemoyne.

This piece revisits a model by Etienne-Maurice Falconet (French, 1716-1791). DOCCIA Manufactory mark (1737-1837).

French porcelain bisque group in the style of Falconet children designed by Étienne-Maurice Falconet in 1757 for Sèvres.

Statuette in biscuit porcelain after Étienne-Maurice Falconet (1716-1791). Two young winged lovers are depicted fighting to recover a heart shown on the base.

Sculpture in alabaster representing a bathing nymph after the original sculpture of Etienne Maurice falconet (1716-1791).

The original one made by Etienne Maurice Falconet ( 1716/1792) is at the Louvre.

After a sculpture created in 1724 by Etienne Maurice Falconet (1716-1791). Dark bronze, almost black patina.

White marble sculpture of "L'Amour menaçant" after the work of Étienne FALCONET (1716-1791), on a molded gray marble base. The original work, also known as "L'Amour Falconet", was c...

It is very close to the Nymph going down to the bath by Etienne-Maurice Falconet (French, 1716-1791), a well-known model that inspired artists throughout the 19th century.

Statuette in bisque porcelain of the Rudolstadt-Volkstedt factory representing Psyche as a small girl hiding the bow of Cupid. Her hair is raised in a bun. The eyes with hollowed out...

Bisque statue featuring L'Amour menaçant (Menacing Cupid) known as Falconet's Cupid, a famous work commissionned by Madame de Pompadour, mistress of Louis XV, whose model in plaster ...

Marble seat cupid, 19th century. Falconet's seated cupid is sometimes referred to as Menacing cupid due to its nickname, "Beware, be discreet", It is the first of the Erotica ...

After the original 18th century sculpture by Falconet, this circa 1850 hand carved French wooden sculpture depicts the Erotes brothers, Eros and Anteros, contesting a flaming heart (...

Here, he takes the position of "L'Amour Menaçant" by Etienne-Maurice Falconet.

Early 20th century biscuit, porcelain, statuette featuring a girl, seated on a stylised rock, backed by a circle of flying drapery and holding a bow which she conceals by her right s...

Two Sevres?porcelain?bisque statuettes depicting the couple Cupid (Eros) and Psyche. Sitting on clouds, Cupid, the god of love in Classical mythology, is asking for silence while he ...

Small bisque? porcelain? groups depicting children playing. Two of them are holding garlands and bunches of flowers, and the third group, a cup and a grape. They are set on a fluted ...

This elegant alabaster sculpture represents Venus with the Apple, a timeless subject drawn from classical mythology and one of the most enduring themes of Neoclassical art. The figur...

Vintage terracotta bathing woman sculpture, titled La Baigneuse, after the work of French artist Etienne Maurice Falconet. ETIENNE-MAURICE FALCONET (Paris, 1716-1791).

Pair of Louis XVI style seven lights candelabras made of chiseled and gilt bronze, realized after a model by Etienne-Maurice Falconet. Each candelabrum is composed of a feminine vest...

Bronze sculpture after the marble realized by the French sculptor Etienne Maurice Falconet in 1757 for Madame de Pompadour, Louis XV’s mistress, “Menacing Love” or also “Seated Cupid...

The sculpture a 19th Italian and probably tuscan work after the original opera of Étienne Maurice Falconet , represents a young woman taking a bath, identified with the goddess Aphro...

biscuit group after a model produced at Sevres in 1758 by Etienne-Maurice Falconet (1716-1791). It features two young women and two putti fishing.

Étienne Maurice Falconet (1 December 1716 – 24 January 1791) was a French baroque, rococo and neoclassical sculptor, best-known for his equestrian statue of Peter the Great, the Bron...

Possibly Manufacture de Sevres, Clement Massier or Vieillard and in the style of Etienne Maurice Falconet's bather. Signed on bottom including numbers.

Patinated bronze statue depicting "L'Amour pensif" also called "Falconet's Cupid", a famous work commissioned by Madame de Pompadour, mistress of Louis XV, whose model in plaster was...

It is modeled on the ‘Bronze Horseman’ (Peter the Great), commissioned by Catherine the Great. It was made by Etienne Maurice Falconet and is considered a symbol of Saint Petersburg.

Small bisque?porcelain?groups depicting children playing. Two of them are holding garlands and bunches of flowers, and the third group, a cup and a grape. They are set on a fluted ci...

It was through her influence that the move was made from Vincennes to Sèvres, where she had a château, and through her that some of the foremost artists of the time, such as the pain...

The company continued to produce works by representatives of the Renaissance such as Michelangelo, Donatello, Giovanni Bologna or by French sculptors such as Jean Goujon, Jean-Franço...

Bather, after Etienne Maurice Falconet (1716-1791) France, late 19th century

After Etienne Maurice Falconet, a composite stone statue named "L'Amour menaçant".

Superb pair of French faux bois musical trophies resembling the designs of 18th century master French sculptor Etienne Maurice Falconet, or the engraver Jean Charles Delafosse, and d...

At a time when only the sovereign owned such large, complex porcelain services, this set was a truly extravagant gift, particularly since shortly thereafter she gave him the grandios...

It was through her influence that the move was made from Vincennes to Sèvres, where she had a château, and through her that some of the foremost artists of the time, such as the pain...

Nude Diana is standing near a tree stump holding garments, all raised on a conforming circular plinth. Inscribed: "Falconet-Fecit" After Étienne Maurice Falconet. Étienne Maurice ...

Born in Paris, France on December 1, 1716, Etienne-Maurice Falconet died on January 24, 1791.

The piece was first modeled by Etienne-Maurice Falconet in 1764 after the painting by Boucher.

After Falconet, the goddess, perhaps Aphrodite, leans upon a tree stump. She holds, in her right hand a cloth.  

It was through her influence that the move was made from Vincennes to Sèvres, where she had a château, and through her that some of the foremost artists of the time, such as the pain...