Francois Rude

Emmanuel Fremiet: Born Paris, 6 December 1824, Emmanuel Fremiet was the nephew and pupil of sculptor François Rude and he initially trained in anatomical lithography and model-making.

Well patinated and a good quality casting, after the original by Francois Rude.

Returning once again to Rome he studied at the Académie de France in the company of Jacques-Louis David and Jean-François-Pierre Peyron. François Rude (1784-1855), was a highly r...

Emmanuel Fremiet trained at the Ecole Gratuité de Dessin in the early 1840s and apprenticed in the studio of François Rude, his uncle. He also worked in the Musée National d'Histoire...

Comolera was a student of the early sculptor Francois Rude and he was the teacher of Jules Moigniez, one of the more important sculptors of the Animalier school.

After a long period of convincing by Sophie and Emmanuel, Francois Rude took Emmanuel as a pupil in his studio to further his learning in modeling and sculpture work.

His work stands out for presenting influences of François Rude, Auguste Rodin and, above all, Alexandre Falguière, and was recognized with the Grand Prix de Rome in 1895, for example...

Biography : Emmanuel Fremiet (1824-1910) was the nephew and pupil of sculptor François Rude. Alongside his monumental works commissioned by the state, he was recognized as an excelle...

Biography : Emmanuel Fremiet (1824-1910) was the nephew and pupil of sculptor François Rude. Alongside his monumental works commissioned by the state, he was recognized as an excelle...

In 1843, Barbedienne signed his first publishing contract with François Rude for the serial reproduction of a contemporary artist's works for the artist's lifetime, which quickly bro...

Francois Rude was a french sculptor active in the first half of the 19th century.

Born in Schierbach, Germany, Henri Weigéle (1858-1927) studied sculpture in Paris under Jules Franchesi, who had himself been a pupil of François Rude. He won the Honorable mention a...

Frémiet was born in Paris, he was the nephew and pupil of Sophie Frémiet, and later he became a pupil of her husband François Rude. He is more known for his 1874 Statue if Joan Of...

Frémiet was born in Paris, he was the nephew and pupil of Sophie Frémiet, and later he became a pupil of her husband François Rude. He is more known for his 1874 Statue if Joan Of A...

Born in Paris in 1821, Cain's sculptural career began with formal training under Alexandre Guionnet and François Rude. During the 1840s Cain provided models for the eminent Parisian ...

Their first contract to produce bronzes modeled by a living artist was made in 1843 when they arranged to produce the works of Francois Rude. They barely survived the revolution and ...

Signed by Emmanuel Fremiet (1824- 1910) Born in Paris, he was a nephew and pupil of Sophie Fremiet, and later he became a pupil of her husband François Rude.[1] He chiefly devoted...

One of the most innovative of all 19th century sculptors, the French Romantic artist Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux was a pupil of Francois Rude (1784-1855), and is seen as a precursor to Au...

This handsome bronze group was cast after the model by Francois Rude, a french sculptor active in the first half of the 19th century.

In this romantic representation, a small bouquet of flowers adorn a head of curls, with delicate facial features masterfully carved and detailed; yet, low cut fabric only just drapes...