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Une terre cuite de Dannecker pour le Louvre

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18/12/20 - Acquisition - Paris, Musée du Louvre - Le Musée du Louvre a acquis aux enchères, à Stuttgart, chez Nagel Auktionen, pour 31 200 € (frais inclus [1]) un projet de pendule de Johann Heinrich Dannecker (ill. 1 et 2).
Mal connu en France, celui-ci fut incontestablement l’une des révélations de la très belle exposition que le Louvre avait consacrée à la terre cuite de 1740 à 1840, L’esprit créateur. De Pigalle à Canova (voir l’article).

1. Johann Heinrich Dannecker (1758-1841)
Les Parques (modèle pour pendule)
Terre cuite - H. 54 cm
Paris, Musée du Louvre
Photo : Nagel Auction
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2. Johann Heinrich Dannecker (1758-1841)
Les Parques (modèle pour pendule)
Terre cuite - H. 54 cm
Paris, Musée du Louvre
Photo : Nagel…

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