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Sitzender Pan by Auguste Clésinger

Pan ist in der griechischen Mythologie der Gott der Hirten. Er ist ein Mischwesen, mit dem Oberkörper eines Menschen und dem Unterkörper eines Widders oder eines Ziegenbocks. Immer wieder findet man Darstellungen Pans in der Kunst. Im christlichen Mittelalter wurde er aufgrund seiner Attribute der Bocksfüße und Kopfhörner dämonisiert und somit häufig als Teufel dargestellt. Die hier abgebildete Figur eines Pans mit brauner Patina ist aus Bronze gegossen und stammt aus dem Paris des späten 19. Jahrhunderts. Als bärtiger Mann dargestellt, sitzt er auf einem Sockel, die Panflöte hält er in der linken Hand, während er sich nach rechts wendet.

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Om kunstneren

Auguste Clésinger: Life and Legacy

Early Life and Training

Born: October 22, 1814, in Besançon, France.
Auguste Clésinger came from an artistic family; his father, Georges-Philippe Clésinger, was a sculptor who provided Auguste with his initial training.
This early exposure instilled in him a foundational understanding of sculptural techniques and aesthetics.

Artistic Development and Style

Clésinger’s artistic style evolved through the 19th century, initially embracing Neoclassical principles but gradually incorporating elements of Realism and Romanticism.
He skillfully blended technical precision with emotional intensity in his works.
His sculptures often depict dramatic narratives and sensuous figures, showcasing a mastery of anatomy and form.

Major Works and Achievements

Woman Bitten by a Serpent (1847): This sculpture caused a sensation at the Paris Salon due to its dramatic realism and erotic undertones. It was modeled from life casts of Apollonie Sabatier.
Madame Sabatier (1847): A marble portrait of his model, Apollonie Sabatier, further establishing Clésinger’s reputation for capturing beauty and sensuality.
Chopin's Funerary Monument (1850): Commissioned after the composer Frédéric Chopin’s death, this white marble monument at Père Lachaise Cemetery is a poignant tribute to the musician.
Angel of Grief: A deeply moving sculpture embodying Baroque drama and pathos.
He also created busts of prominent figures like Rachel Félix and Théophile Gautier, and a statue of Louise of Savoy.

Influences and Relationships

Influenced by: His father, Georges-Philippe Clésinger, provided his initial artistic foundation.
Clésinger’s association with Apollonie Sabatier, a salonnière and mistress of several prominent artists including Charles Baudelaire, exposed him to intellectual and artistic circles.
His marriage in 1847 to Solange Dudevant, daughter of George Sand, further connected him to literary society.

Historical Significance and Legacy

Clésinger’s work reflects the artistic currents of 19th-century France, bridging Neoclassicism with emerging Realist tendencies.
Recognition: He received the Knight's Cross of the Légion d'honneur in 1849 and was promoted to Officer in 1864.
His sculptures continue to be admired for their technical skill, emotional depth, and dramatic impact. His works are displayed at prominent museums such as the Musée d’Orsay.
Death: He died on January 5, 1883, in Paris, and is buried in Père Lachaise Cemetery.

Auguste Clésinger

1814 - 1883 , France

Kort om kunstneren

Birth Date: 1814-10-22
Death Date: 1883-01-05
Influenced: None, 'influenced by': 'Georges-Philippe Clésinger (father)', 'movement': ['Realism', 'Romanticism'], 'name': 'Auguste Clésinger', 'nationality': 'French', 'notable works': ['Woman Bitten by a Serpent', 'Angel of Grief', 'Madame Sabatier',
Birth Place: Besançon, France
Date Of Birth: 1814
Date Of Death: 1883
Place Of Birth: Besançon, France

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