Louvre-French and Italian Sculpture

Captive representing Spain, Martin Van Den Bogaert, 1685	Captive representing Holland, Martin Van Den Bogaert, 1685	Perseus and Andromeda, Pierre Puget, 1678-1684	Milon de Crotone, Pierre Puget, 1671-1682
Hannibal, Sebastien Slodtz, 1687-1704	Julius Ceasar, Nicolas Coustou, 1713	King Louis XV, Nicolas Coustou, 1731	Mercury Putting on his Sandles, Jean-Baptiste Pigalle, 1753
Faun Sleeping, Edme Bouchardon, 1726-1730	Faune endormi	Copied from a famous antique from the Barberini collection	Today the original is at the Glyptotek in Munich
Faune endormi	Faune endormi, Edme Bouchardon, 1726-1730	The original Sleeping Satyr dates from 220 BC	Barberini Faun
Diane, Christophe-Gabriel Allegrain, 1778	Bacchante with a basque drum and 2 children, Augustin Pajou, 1774	Phorbas and Oedipus, Denis-Antoine Chaudet, 1801	Oedipe enfant rappelé à la vie par le berger Phorbas qui l'a détaché de l'arbre
Nisus and Euryale, Jean-Baptiste Roman, 1827	Les guerriers troyens Nisus et Euryale étaient amis au point de mourir ensemble	Nisus and Euryale	Aristaeus, God of Gardens, Baron François Joseph Bosio, 1817
Aristée, dieu des jardins	Napoleon in Triomph, François Frédéric Lemot, 1812	The Soldier of Marathon Announces the Victory, Jean-Pierre Cortot, 1834	Le soldat de Marathon annonçant la victoire
Hercules Battling Achelous Metamorphed into a Serpent, Baron François Joseph Bosio, 1824	Hercule combattant Achéloüs, métamorphosé en serpent	Philopoemen "Last of the Greeks", Pierre-Jean David (David d'Angers), 1837	Jeanne d'Arc hearing voices, François Rude, 1845
Daphnis et Chloé, Jean-Pierre Cortot, 1827	La Génie de la chasse, Jean-Baptiste Debay, 1838	Spartacus, Denis Foyatier, 1830	Spartacus, Denis Foyatier, 1830
Spartacus, Denis Foyatier, 1830	Caton d'Utique lisant le Phédon avant de se donner la mort, Jean-Baptiste Roman, 1832-1840	L'Amour (Eros/Cupid) ca 1780 funerary monument	L'Amour (Eros), Pierre Cartellier, 1817
Homer, Philippe-Laurant Roland, 1812	La Paix, Antoine-Denis Chaudet & Louis Jean-Baptiste Cheret, 1806	La Paix, celebrating the Peace of Amiens, and mosaic Le Génie de l'Empereur maîtrisant la Victoire ramène la Paix et l'Abondance	Napoleon, Claude Ramey, 1813
L'Amour (Eros), Denis Foyatier, 1825	The Spirit of Liberty, Augustin Dumont, copy from the La Colonne de Juillet, Place de la Bastille	Niobe's wounded son Niobide, James Pradier, 1822	Niobe's 12 children were shot by Apollo and Artemis
After her 12 children were killed, Niobe died of grief	The Three Graces, James Pradier, 1831	The Three Graces (Charities), the Greek goddesses of gracefulness and the charms of beauty	Young hunter wounded by a snake, Louis-Messidor Petitot, 1827
Jeune chasseur blessé par un serpent	Satyre and Bacchante (Priestess of Bacchus), Jean-Jacques Pradier, 1834	Young bather playing with his dog, Antoine Laurent Dantan, 1833	Jeune baigneur jouant avec son chien
Mercury putting on his winged sandles, François Rude, 1834	Fisher and the shell (Pêcheur à la coquille), Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux, 1858	Fisherman dancing the tarentella, Francisque Joseph Duret, 1832	Neapolitan fisherman playing with a turtle, François Rude, 1833
Poetry (La Poésie), Lambert-Sigisbert Adam, 1752	Eros making a bow from the mace of Hercules, Edme Bouchardon, 1750	L'Amour se faisant un arc de la massue d'Hercule	L'Amour (Eros)
Psyche abandonned, Augustin Pajou, 1790	Mercury, or Commerce, Augustin Pajou, 1780	Milon de Crotone, 1754, Falconet	Oedipus and Phorbas, Félix Lecomte, 1771
The Shepherd Pâris, Nicolas-François Gillet, 1757	Shepherd sitting (Berge assis), Louis-Philippe Mouchy, 1768	Ganymede pouring nectar for Jupiter in form of an eagle, Pierre Julien, 1779	Prometheus in chains, Nicolas-Sébastien Adam, 1762
The Fall of Icarus, Paul-Ambroise Slodtz, 1743	The Death of Didon, Augustin Cayot, 1711	St. Sebastian, François Coudray, 1712, Louvre	Neptune calming the waves, Lambert-Sigisbert Adam, 1737
Rearing horse restrained by tamer, Parc du Marly, Guillaume Coustou, 1745	Rearing horse restrained by tamer, Parc du Marly, Guillaume Coustou, 1745	La Marne, Antoine Coysevox, 1706 for the Parc de Marly	La Seine, Antoine Coysevox, 1706
Satyr and Kid (Faune au chevreau), Pierre Lepautre, 1685	Mercury, messenger of the Gods (Renommée montés sur Pégase), from Parc de Marly, 1701-1702	Fame setting a trumpet to her lips (Renommée montés sur Pégase), from Parc de Marly, 1701-1702	The Wrestlers, Philippe Magnier, 1684-1688
Les Lutteurs, copy of an antique original at the Uffizi	The Wrestlers, Philippe Magnier, 1684-1688	Sherpherd with flute, Antoine Coysevox, 1710	Hunter resting (Chasseur au repos), Nicholas Coustou, 1710
Didon, Christophe Cochet, early 1600's	Captive, from an equestrian statue of Henri IV on the Pont-Neuf	David vanquishes Goliath, Pierre Francqueville, late 1500's or early 1600's	16th Century Fountain of Diana
The Resurrection, Germain Pilon, 1572	The Resurrection, Germain Pilon, 1572	Catherine de Medici funerary statue, Girolamo Della Robbia, 1567	Funerary monument of Jacque de Souvré, François Anguier, 1667
Métabus, King of the Volsques, Nicolas-Bernard Raggi, 1855	Métabus, roi des Volsques, from Virgil's Aeneid	Virgin and Child, Loire Valley, circa 1530	Tomb of Philippe Pot (1428-1493), Bourgogne
Marie d'Anvsnes, Abby of Pont-aux-Dames, d1421; Gaucher III de Chatillon, d1325; Guillaume de Chanac, Bishop of Paris, d1351	Eros and Psyche, François-Nicolas Delaistre, 1780-1785	L'Amour et Psyché	Eros and Psyche, François-Nicolas Delaistre, 1780-1785
La Jeunesse captivant l'Amour, Jean-Esprit Marcellin, 1863	Daphnis and Chloe, Raymond Gayard, 1855	Reduction of Michelangelo's Dying Slave, Herni Charles Maniglier, 1881	Mercury of Florence, Herni Charles Maniglier, 1881
Child playing with a turtle, 1859	Bust of Napoleon I, Manufacture de Sèvres, 1811	Bust of Napoleon	The Rebellious Slave, Michelangelo, 1513-1515
Michealangelo's slaves were for the tomb of Pope Julius II but not completed	The Rebellious Slave, Michelangelo	L'esclave rebelle, Michelangelo	Rebellious Slave, Michelangelo, 1513-1515
Dying Slave, Michelangelo, 1513-1515	The Dying Slave, Michelangelo, 1513-1515	L'Esclave mourant, Michelangelo	The Dying Slave, Michelangelo
The Dying Slave, Michelangelo	Bacchus and a young satyre, Gianfrancesco Susini (1575-1653)	Jeune fleuve accompagné de trois enfants, Pierino da Vinci	Hercules Battling the Hydra, north Italian, 16th C
Apollo Vanquishes Python, Italian, 16th C.	L'Amitié (Friendship), Cristoforo Stati (1556-1619)	Adonis, Marcantonio Presinari, 1600-1602	Adonis, Marcantonio Presinari, 1600-1602
L'Amour et Psyché, Antonio Canova (1757-1822)	Dircé, Lorenzo Bartolini, 1824-1834	Psyche reanimated by the kiss of Eros, Antonio Canova, 1787	Psyché ranimée par le baiser de l'Amour
Psyché ranimée par le baiser de l'Amour	Psyché ranimée par le baiser de l'Amour	Psyché ranimée par le baiser de l'Amour, Antonio Canova	Psyché ranimée par le baiser de l'Amour
Psyché ranimée par le baiser de l'Amour	Psyché ranimée par le baiser de l'Amour	Psyché ranimée par le baiser de l'Amour	Psyché ranimée par le baiser de l'Amour
Psyché ranimée par le baiser de l'Amour	Psyché ranimée par le baiser de l'Amour	Psyché ranimée par le baiser de l'Amour	Psyché ranimée par le baiser de l'Amour
Psyche reanimated by the kiss of Eros, Antonio Canova, 1787	Roman Orator, 1857	Male architectural feature from the History of the Louvre gallery	Chasseur tuant un cerf, Nicolas Coustou
Aeneas, supporting his old father Anchises, escapes from burning Troy, ca 1697, François Giradon	La Seine, Charles Antoine Coysevox	Paris Sep17 0511.jpg	Captifs, Martin van den Bogaert (Desjardins) 1682
Captifs, Martin van den Bogaert (Desjardins) 1682	Perseus and Andremeda, Pierre Puget, 1678-1684	Julius Caesar, Nicolas Coustou, 1713	Mercury Attaching his Sandals, Jean-Baptiste Pigalle, 1753
Venus Bathing, Christophe-Gabriel Allegrain, 1767	The shepherd Phorbas reviving Oedipus, Antoine-Denis Chaudet, 1810	Nisus and Euryale, Jean-Baptiste Roman, 1827	Nisus and Euryale, Jean-Baptiste Roman, 1827
Nisus and Euryale, Jean-Baptiste Roman, 1827	Aristée, God of Gardens, François Joseph Bosio, 1817	Hercules battling Achéloüs, François-Joseph Bosio, 1824	Spartacus, Denis Foyatier, 1830
Philopoemen, Pierre-Jean David d'Angers, 1837	The Genius of the Hunt, Jean-Baptiste de Pay, 1838	Neapolitan Fisherboy Playing with a Turtle by the Sea, François Rude, 1833	Wounded Niobid, James Pradier, 1822
The Three Graces, James Pradier, 1831	The Genius of Liberty, Augustin Dumont, 1885	Hyacinthus, François-Joseph Bosio, 1817	Napoléon I in his Coronation Costume, Claude Ramey, 1813
Peace, Antoine-Denis Chaudet, 1806	Young Bather Playing with his Dog, Dantan Aîné, 1833	Cupid Cutting his Bow from the Club of Hercules, Edme Bouchardon, 1750	Cupid Cutting his Bow from the Club of Hercules, Edme Bouchardon, 1750
Mercury (Commerce), Augustin Pajou, 1780	Neptune Calming the Waters and The Fall of Icarus	Prometheus, Chained to Mount Caucasus, Has his Liver Devoured by an Eagle, Nicolas Sébastien Adam, 1762	Ganymede Pouring Nectar for Jupiter Changed into an Eagle, Pierre Julien, 1776
Saint Sebastian, Claude Dejoux, 1779	The Shepherd Paris, Nicolas François Gillet, 1757	Abel Dying, Jean-Baptiste Stouf, 1785	Alexander from the collection of Alexandre Mazarin, 17th C.
The Death of Saint Innocent, ca 1530	Isis, Antoine-Guillaume Grandjacquet, 1779-1781	Antinoüs d'Écouen, French Royal Collection, 18th C.	Old Fisherman (Dying Seneca), 2nd C. Rome
Old Fisherman (Dying Seneca), 2nd C. Rome