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Les bustes réalisés à Rouen vers 1740
ont été vendus au Duc Hamilton fin du XVIII siecle-
puis rachetés par le musée du Louvre à Paris
à la fin du XIX siecle. The above original ceramic busts
were made in Rouen, in Normandy in 1740, they were purchased
by the British Hamilton duke during the 18th Century, they were
then brought back in France after the Louvre Museum in Paris
bought them during the 19th Century. |
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L'original de ce buste d'Alexandre Le Grand, en porphyre, marbre et bronze doré fut placé par Louis XV lui-meme dans le cabinet du conseil, au chateau de Versailles. Impressive bust made in Roumar by Benjamin Gehan. The original of this Alexander the Great made in porphyre, marble, and gilded bronze, was placed by King Louis XV himself in the council room at the Versailles castle. |
Un buste similaire réalisé au XVIII Siecle a été acheté par une association Americaine et offert au musée du chateau de Versailles, pour y reprendre sa place. A similar piece made during the XVIII Century was purchased by an American association and offered to the Palais de Versailles Museum, to be placed at its original place. |
Buste realisé par Benjamin Gehan, en faience de Rouen - Peint à cru et cuit à 960 degrés. Created by Benjamin Gehan, in Rouen Ceramic - using the crude enameling technique, then baked at 960 Celsius (1760.Farenheit). Zamor était le petit page de la Comtesse du Barry. Il figure dans le portrait de la Comtesse peint par Coypel au XVIII Siecle. Zamor was the little page of Countess du Barry. He can be seen in the Countess portrait painted by Coypel during the XVIII Century. |
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Vétus à la manière du XVIII Siècle,
réalisés par Benjamin Gehan. The berger and bergere dressed as during the 18th Century, were also reproduced in Rouen ceramic for a special order. |
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