James Pradier

1790–1852 · Switzerland

James Pradier (23 May 1790 – 4 June 1852) was a Genevan-born French sculptor best known for his work in the neoclassical style. Wikipedia

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Works

“The Three Graces”, 1831 — Louvre
“Satyre et bacchante”, 1834 — Louvre
“Chloris caressée par Zéphir”, 1849 — Musée des Augustins
“Sappho”, 1852 — Musée d'Orsay
“Phryne by James Pradier”, 1852 — Louvre
“Psyche”, 1824 — Louvre
“L'Industrie at Palais Brongniart”, 1851
“Nymphe de la fontaine (Bacchante)” — Municipal Fund for Contemporary Art Geneva
“Ulysse enlevant le corps d'Achille” — Museum of Art and History Geneva
“Statue of Rousseau on Île Rousseau”, 1835
“Anacreaon and Love-James Pradier-MAHG Inv 1954-0008”, 1845 — Museum of Art and History Geneva
“Lille”, 1838
“Strasbourg”, 1838
“Wisdom resisting the arrows of Cupid”, 1845 — Museum of Art and History Geneva
“Pandora-James Pradier-MAHG Inv 1991-0006”, 1845 — Museum of Art and History Geneva
“Jean-Jacques Rousseau”
“Phryne-MG 1432”, 1845 — Museum of Grenoble
“La Toilette d'Atalante”, 1850 — Louvre
“Odalisque”, 1841
“Nyssia”, 1848 — Musée Fabre