C1895

Venus animating Pygmalions statue of Galatea

Artist:

J.E. Raoux

$A 125

Scarce photogravuer of Pygmalion a young sculptor from Cyprus. He was a misogynist and scorned the company of women,instead he devoted his time, ironically enough, to a statue of a woman he named Galatea. He worked so long and with … Read Full Description

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Full Title:

Venus animating Pygmalions statue of Galatea

Date:

C1895

Artist:

J.E. Raoux

Condition:

In good condition.

Technique:

Photogravure

Image Size: 

245mm 
x 310mm

Paper Size: 

350mm 
x 500mm
AUTHENTICITY
Venus animating Pygmalions statue of Galatea - Antique Print from 1895

Genuine antique
dated:

1895

Description:

Scarce photogravuer of Pygmalion a young sculptor from Cyprus. He was a misogynist and scorned the company of women,instead he devoted his time, ironically enough, to a statue of a woman he named Galatea. He worked so long and with such inspiration on this statue, that it became more beautiful than any maiden that had ever lived or been carved in stone.

From: Halevy, M, The Gallery of Mythology    HTGOM

Collections:
Met Museum New York: Accession Number: 62.619.64
State Library New South Wales: Call Number TF00430
State Library South Australia: 704.947 G166 d

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