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Minerva, also known as the Mazarin Alexander at The Louvre, Paris

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Title
Minerva, also known as the "Mazarin Alexander"

Artist
Unknown

Date
Second century AD or seventeenth century (?)

Medium
Porphyry and metal bust

Dimensions
H. 84.50 cm

Accession #
MR 1633 (No. 3385)

Credit
From the Mazarin Collection

Cardinal Mazarin (1602-1661) created the Mazarin collection both in Rome and Paris, where he accumulated a collection of antique artworks from both cities. Upon his death in 1665, aside from the bust of Louis XIV which is stored in the Palace of Versailles and partial disptribution to the Louvre before the Revolution, the majority of his work remains at the Mazarin Palace in Paris.
This bust is first written about between 1653 and 1661 whilst it was still part of Cardinal Mazarin's collection. Interestingly the bust was originally intended to depict Alexander the Great, probably for the sake of competing with Richelieu's famous play in Versailles. Now identified since its purchase in 1665 as the Goddess Minerva, the work seemingly reproduces either the Athena/Pallas of Velletri (also on Scan the World) or the Mattei Athena at The Louvre (Ma 530).

náhodný výběr modelů

Cycladic Figurine 2 at The British Museum, London

Millenium Fountain in Wimbledon, London

Victor Fenesiu in Faget, Romania

Chopin at The Réunion des Musées Nationaux, Paris

Triton and a Naiad Fountain in Vienna, Austria

A. Canova at The Borghese Gardens, Italy

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