Louis auguste moreau wikipedia

  • Louis Auguste Moreau né le 23 avril 1855 à Paris et mort le 18 octobre 1919 à Montgeron est un sculpteur français.
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  • Auguste Moreau (Dijon, 22 februari 1834 - Malesherbes, 11 november 1917) was een Franse beeldhouwer.

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    Louis Auguste Moreau

    Louis Auguste Moreau né le à Paris et mort le à Montgeron est un sculpteurfrançais.

    Il expose au Salon des artistes français à partir de 1875 où ses œuvres sont régulièrement primées. Il obtient une médaille d'honneur de 3e classe en 1880, une médaille de bronze à l'Exposition universelle de Paris de 1889 et une autre médaille de bronze à l'Exposition universelle de 1900. Ses objets d'art et de décoration académiques ou Art nouveau, souvent signés avec son frère François « L & F Moreau », seront largement tirés en régule.

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    Louis Auguste Moreau appartient à la famille Moreau, une dynastie de sculpteurs réputés originaires de Dijon[1] et installés à Paris. Il est le fils d'Auguste Moreau (1834-1917)[2].

    Louis Auguste Moreau est formé à la sculpture par son père[3] et son oncle Mathurin Moreau[4]. Il étudie aux Beaux-Arts de Paris[3] où il est élève d'Aimé Millet, d'Auguste Dumont et de Gabriel-Jules Thomas[4].

    Les sujets de ses sculptures sont des groupes allégoriques et classiques ainsi que des personnages célèbres[3]. Il produit également des sculptures dans le style Art nouveau[5] représentant principalement des jeunes femmes ou de jeunes enfants, des héroïnes

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    Gustave Moreau

    19th c French Interpreter painter

    "Moreau (artist)" redirects ambit. For treat artists reach a compromise the married name, see Moreau (surname).

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    Artists Biography

    (French 1855-1919)
    Moreau was born in Dijon in 1855, he studied with his father and also under Aimé Millet, Augustin Drumont and Jean Thomas. Moreau's style was realistic and graceful, revealing his relation to the other members of the Moreau dynasty. The similitude of names sometimes provokes confusion.Louis August Moreau was the son of Auguste Moreau and nephew to two other celebrated French sculptors Mathurin and Hyppolyte-François, he learned sculpture under their influence as well as at the école des beaux arts in Paris. He had a brother Hyppolyte who was also sculptors. Thus making a celebrated dynasty of French sculptors creating numerous models that can now be found in museums throughout the world.Bronze sculptures by Louis August Moreau are prime examples of the Art Nouveau style. He worked in France during the turn of the century and regularly exhibited his bronze sculptures.Moreau's bronze sculptures, such as Curiese, have inspired other sculptures to create in a similar style.

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