Sea Nymph Riding Dolphins, Clodion, early 19th century
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Sea Nymph Riding Dolphins

early 19th century · Relief

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This brown wax relief represents a sea-nymph riding dolphins. It is signed by Clodion and made in the early 19th century.

Clodion, whose real name was Claude Michel, was a Frenchman who lived in Rome between 1762 and 1771. There he studied classical Roman sculpture, as well as the work of Michelangelo and Bernini. He specialised in terracotta and became a master of a style that was both intimate and dynamic. He was the greatest master of lyrical small-scale sculpture active in France in the later 18th century.

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A.38-1951

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