Lot n° 107
Estimation :
150 - 300
EUR
Result with fees
Result
: 390EUR
Paul Louis CYFFLÉ (1724–1806), after a work by the Lunéville - Lot 107
Paul Louis CYFFLÉ (1724–1806), after a work by the Lunéville Manufactory.
"The Pleasant Lesson"
A group sculpture in Lorraine clay depicting a shepherd couple seated on a rocky terrace; the young man is embracing the young woman and holding the flute into which she is blowing, with a sheep lying at their feet.
Dated to the last third of the 18th century.
H_21 cm W_19 cm D_14 cm
Damage. One of the sheep’s ears is missing.
A model from CYFFLÉ’s workshop in Lunéville is housed at the Musée Lorrain in Nancy (inv. 95.898). A Sèvres porcelain model (circa 1752–1772) is housed at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris (inv. 28601 A).
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