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Jacques Sarrazin

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Jacques Sarrazin , 1588-1660, French sculptor and painter, a founder (1648) and rector (1654) of the Académie royale. He spent years (1610-c.1627) in Rome and was one of the first to carry the classicizing trend to France. Examples of his work are the caryatids for Lemercier's Pavillon de l'Horloge at the Louvre and the tomb of Henri II, prince de Condé (Chantilly). He was an influential sculpture teacher. Author not available, SARRAZIN, JACQUES. , The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition 2007 ... Read more
Sarrazin, Jacques
Sarrazin, Jacques (or Jacques Sarazin) ( bapt . Noyon, 8 June 1592; d Paris, 3 Dec. 1660...the 17th century. Although it does not rank on the same elevated level, Sarrazin's dignified work forms a kind of sculptural parallel to the architecture... Read more
Sarrazin
Sarrazin (or Sarazin, Jacques) (1592–1660). The leading French sculptor of the mid-17th century. He was in Rome from about 1610 to 1628, during which...masterpiece of François Mansart, the greatest French architect of the 17th century. Although it does not rank on the same level, Sarrazin's ... Read more

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