Lemoyne
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Lemoyne. Family of French sculptors.
Jean-Louis Lemoyne (1665–1755) was a pupil of
Coysevox and is remembered mainly for portrait busts in his master's manner. His brother
Jean-Baptiste the Elder (1679–1731) was a figure and portrait sculptor of no great distinction. Jean-Louis's son,
Jean-Baptiste the Younger (1704–78), was the outstanding member of the family and worked a good deal for Louis XV. He did much large-scale work at Versailles and elsewhere, but is renowned particularly for the vivacity of his portraits. Among his pupils were
Falconet,
Houdon, and
Pigalle.
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Grant, Ulysses S.
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Mullett, Alfred Bult
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