Collection and bequest of H.R.H. Princess Marie Bonaparte - Lot 300

Lot n° 300
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Collection and bequest of H.R.H. Princess Marie Bonaparte - Lot 300
Collection and bequest of H.R.H. Princess Marie Bonaparte Paolo Andrea TRISCORNIA (1757 Carrara-1833 Rome), attributed to. Emperor Napoleon I as a bust of "Hermes". Carrara marble. Height 55 cm. First Empire period. Provenance : -Collection and bequest of H.R.H. Princess Marie Bonaparte by marriage Princess of Greece and Denmark. Sold in Geneva on June 20, 1999. Baron Ribeyre-Beaussant-Lefèvre. Related work: - An identical bust signed on the side Triscornia now in the Duke of Wellington Collection, exhibited at Apsley House opposite Napoleon en Mars pacificateur by Canova. Notably for the hollowed-out back of the bust and the small triangles before and after "NAPOLEON". Biography: Paolo Andrea TRISCORNIA (1757-1822) Italian artist from a family of sculptors in Carrara, where he studied at the Academy from an early age. He received numerous commissions from Tsar Alexander I, notably for the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg. Like his contemporaries, Canova and Bartolini, he benefited from the revival of Carrara quarrying under the patronage of Elisa Bonaparte, sister of the Emperor and Grand Duchess of Carrara. Emperor and Grand Duchess of Tuscany.
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