After Jean de Bologne (1529-1608) - Fortuna, chiseled bronze with green patina, circa 1830-1850
After Jean de Bologne (1529-1608) - Fortuna, chiseled bronze with green patina, circa 1830-1850
After Jean de Bologne (1529-1608) - Fortuna, chiseled bronze with green patina, circa 1830-1850
After Jean de Bologne (1529-1608) - Fortuna, chiseled bronze with green patina, circa 1830-1850
After Jean de Bologne (1529-1608) - Fortuna, chiseled bronze with green patina, circa 1830-1850
After Jean de Bologne (1529-1608) - Fortuna, chiseled bronze with green patina, circa 1830-1850
After Jean de Bologne (1529-1608) - Fortuna, chiseled bronze with green patina, circa 1830-1850
After Jean de Bologne (1529-1608) - Fortuna, chiseled bronze with green patina, circa 1830-1850
After Jean de Bologne (1529-1608) - Fortuna, chiseled bronze with green patina, circa 1830-1850
After Jean de Bologne (1529-1608) - Fortuna, chiseled bronze with green patina, circa 1830-1850
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After Jean de Bologne (1529-1608) - Fortuna, chiseled bronze with green patina, circa 1830-1850

1.800
19th century
Renaissance style
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    After Jean de Bologne (1529-1608) - Fortuna, chiseled bronze with green patina, circa 1830-1850

     

    A beautiful subject, Fortuna. The original model of Fortuna was attributed to Giambologna or Jean de Bologne in 1973 by Watson and Avery, in their article "Medici and Stuart: a Grand-Ducal Gift of 'Giovanni Bologna' Bronzes for Henry Prince of Wales," published in Burlington Magazine, CXV, 1973, pp. 493-507. They uncovered documents confirming that Giambologna had designed a nude female figure of Fortune holding a veil. They concluded that Fortune could have been conceived as a pendant to the sculptor's Mercury, as the two poses mirror each other.

     

    Fortuna, an elegant bronze finely chiseled with a beautiful green patina, depicts a nude woman holding a veil that drapes above her head. It rests on a Siena marble base.

     

    After Giambologna or Jean de Bologne, Italian work from the first half of the 19th century, circa 1830-1850.

     

    Dimensions: Height 16.9 inches - Diameter 4.5 inches.

     

    In very good condition, with minor chips on the marble.

    Ref: 43OK37AM21

    Condition Very good
    Style Renaissance style (Bronze sculptures of Renaissance style Style)
    Period 19th century (Bronze sculptures 19th century)
    Country of origin Italy
    Artist D’après Jean de Bologne (1529-1608)
    Height (cm) 43
    Diameter (cm) 11.5
    Materials Patinated Bronze, Marble
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
    Location 93400, Saint-Ouen, France
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