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Pierre Le Gros the Elder

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This engraver Jean Le Pautre (born 1618) has been mistaken for Marie Le Pautre's father due to the fact that his brother, confusingly, is also called Jean Le Pautre (born 1622). See: François Souchal,
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started in 1666 with payments for specific commissions; from 1674 to 1713 he additionally received an annual salary, and at some point was also given a studio in the
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where it was installed in a different form). For the same chapel, he did some more figurative work in 1664 and again in 1677-78 (all destroyed).
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in the 1650s and, after Sarazin's death in 1660, took on the responsibility to erect the monument in the chapelle St.-Ignace of the
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and children for the Parterre d'Eau, 1685–86. He was also involved in the production of large decorative
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as a pupil and later close assistant. He was working on the large funeral monument for the heart of the
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along the Allée d'Eau, followed until 1680 by several more. Many of these were replaced by
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in Paris was a highly coordinated collaborative project. The design for the
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Allgemeines Lexikon der Bildenden KĂĽnstler von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart
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in the Louvre, attributed to Le Gros, might be connected to this campaign.
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French Sculptors of the 17th and 18th Centuries: The Reign of Louis XIV.
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French Sculptors of the 17th and 18th Centuries. The Reign of Louis XIV
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In 1663, Le Gros was made an associate ("agréé"), 1666 a member of the
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His first wife, Jeanne (married 1663), was the sister of the sculptors
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for history scenes in relief which were executed from 1675 to 1677 by
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4 vols (supplement 1993). (London, Cassirer and Faber), 1977–93.
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On a more ambitious scale is the over lifesize marble figure
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who found refuge there for a period of time. The four
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Le Gros' 245:in 1688 while the originals were moved to 164:In Paris, Le Gros entered the workshop of 152: 231:(fountains with groups of children) of 180:, achieved in 1663 (later moved to the 133:, and gave him a son, the better known 645: 418: 416: 414: 412: 410: 408: 575:, 1675–77, Paris, Porte Saint-Martin 430:, vol. 83, de Gruyter, Berlin 2014, 312:, 1686–96) which follows a model by 227:, 1668–70, were six of the fourteen 209:), and in 1702 he became professor. 532:Sculpture: An Illustrated Catalogue 260:, Washington DC. 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Index


Gardens of Versailles
Chartres
Paris
Louis XIV
Gaspard and Balthazard Marsy
Pierre Le Gros the Younger
Rome
Jean le Pautre

Jacques Sarazin
prince de Condé
Jesuit
Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis
Musée Condé
Chantilly
Académie royale de peinture et de sculpture
reception piece
St. Peter
Church of Notre-Dame, Versailles
Bâtiments du Roi
Louvre Palace
Gardens of Versailles
gilded
lead
bronze
replicas
Marly
Putti
National Gallery of Art

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