Antoine Coysevox

1640–1720 · France · Baroque

Charles Antoine Coysevox (29 September 1640 – 10 October 1720) was a French sculptor in the Baroque and Louis XIV style, best known for his sculpture decorating the gardens and Palace of Versailles and his portrait busts. Wikipedia

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Works

“Mercury Riding Pegasus”, 1698–1702 — Louvre
“Shepherd with Flute”, 1709 — Louvre
“Fame Riding Pegasus”, 1700s — Louvre
“Crouching Venus”, 1686 — Louvre
“Bust of Charles Le Brun”, 1650–1675 — Louvre
“Nymph shell - Coysevox”, 1685 — Louvre
“Colbert by Antoine Coysevox Louvre MR2115”, 1677 — Louvre
“Neptune”, 1705 — Louvre
“Self-portrait”, 1702 — Louvre
“La Marne by Coysevox”, 1706 — Louvre
“The Seine River”, 1706 — Louvre
“Monument funéraire de Colbert”
“Dionysos”
“Bust of Louis II of Bourbon, prince of Condé”, 1688 — Musée Condé
“Amphitrite”, 1705 — Louvre
“Charles Le Brun”, 1679 — Louvre
“Antoine Coypel”, 1712 — Louvre
“Antoine Arnault”
“Robert de Cotte”
“The Triumph of France on the seas”, 1692–1693 — Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rennes

Antoine Coysevox

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