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Prince Charles-Joseph De Ligne in Brussels, Belgium

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Title
Prins Charles-Joseph De Ligne (1735 - 1814)

Artist
Jean Cluysenaar

Date
X

Medium
Bronze

Dimensions
X

Accession#
X

Credit
Public sculpture placed in Brussels, Belgium

Prince Charles Joseph de Ligne (1735-1814) was a field marshal and also a famous Belgian writer of the 18th century; He was a spirited and admired soldier who traveled around Europe. He visited Catherine the Great in St. Petersburg, he was a spirited prince which was received with open arms by just about all the crowned heads of Europe Illuminated. Refined, intelligent and witty as he was, he charmed indeed throughout the Western world. Himself described the nobleman himself as "half-Germanic, Batavian, Belgian, Teutonic and barbaric", which he gave to know a European avant la lettre, whose roots are both in Beloeil layers as in Paris, Vienna and Moscow. During his numerous trips partied Charles-Joseph de Ligne not only vengeance on the loose, but he also had intense interest in the people he met. Especially minorities and women - one of his great passions - piqued his curiosity. Although he was brilliant contemporaries such as Voltaire and Rousseau admired, he hated encyclopedists and revolutionaries. Anders was said Charles-Joseph de Ligne with one foot in the Old Regime and the other in the New. He died in Vienna.
(Credit; Standbeelden)

náhodný výběr modelů

Bust of Voltaire at The Réunion des Musées Nationaux, Paris

Louis François Roubilliac at The National Portrait Gallery, London

Oscar Wilde Modern Sculpture in Reading, UK

Kneeling Figure at The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Art, Norwich

Crouching Lion at The British Museum, London

Babel Tower in Caransebes, Romania

home technologie 3D tisku 3D tiskarny materiály 3D scanery 3D modely ART 3D programy 3D Slicer Reklama 3D tiskárny AONN.cz Spřátelené Weby		3D modely ART Prince Charles-Joseph De Ligne in Brussels, Belgium velikost souboru - 49MB stáhnout soubor 3D vizualizace Title Prins Charles-Joseph De Ligne (1735 - 1814) Artist Jean Cluysenaar Date X Medium Bronze Dimensions X Accession# X Credit Public sculpture placed in Brussels, Belgium Prince Charles Joseph de Ligne (1735-1814) was a field marshal and also a famous Belgian writer of the 18th century; He was a spirited and admired soldier who traveled around Europe. He visited Catherine the Great in St. Petersburg, he was a spirited prince which was received with open arms by just about all the crowned heads of Europe Illuminated. Refined, intelligent and witty as he was, he charmed indeed throughout the Western world. Himself described the nobleman himself as "half-Germanic, Batavian, Belgian, Teutonic and barbaric", which he gave to know a European avant la lettre, whose roots are both in Beloeil layers as in Paris, Vienna and Moscow. During his numerous trips partied Charles-Joseph de Ligne not only vengeance on the loose, but he also had intense interest in the people he met. Especially minorities and women - one of his great passions - piqued his curiosity. Although he was brilliant contemporaries such as Voltaire and Rousseau admired, he hated encyclopedists and revolutionaries. Anders was said Charles-Joseph de Ligne with one foot in the Old Regime and the other in the New. He died in Vienna. (Credit; Standbeelden) náhodný výběr modelů Bust of Voltaire at The Réunion des Musées Nationaux, Paris Louis François Roubilliac at The National Portrait Gallery, London Oscar Wilde Modern Sculpture in Reading, UK Kneeling Figure at The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Art, Norwich Crouching Lion at The British Museum, London Babel Tower in Caransebes, Romania
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