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- Portrait Bust
- Marble Sculpture
- Wine Leaf Ornamentation
- Classical Art
- Houdon Sculpture
- Jean Antoine Houdon
- Armand Thomas Hue
- French Art
- Marie Antoinette Era
- Elegant Sculpture
- Neoclassical Sculpture
- French Sculpture
- Aristocratic Portraiture
- Sculptural Texture
- Enlightenment Art
- Classical Portraiture
- Sculptor Houdon
- Art History
- Bacchante Myth
- Marquis Miromesnil
- Élisabeth Suzanne De Jaucourt
- Enlightenment Era
- Formal Pose
- Jean Antoine Houdon Artist
- 18Th Century Art
- French Baroque
- Royal Dignity
This striking marble bust portrays Armand Thomas Hue de Miromesnil, Marquis de Miromesnil, dressed in official robes and adorned with a voluminous wig. Executed by Jean-Antoine Houdon in 1775, it exemplifies the sculptor's skill in conveying texture and capturing the essence of his subject—a testament to Enlightenment portraiture.
Jean-Antoine Houdon’s ‘The Comtesse du Cayla,’ sculpted in 1777, showcases his signature neoclassical style. This marble bust captures Élisabeth-Suzanne de Jaucourt's youthful beauty and embodies the spirit of artistic exploration during the Enlightenment.