81mm Medaille Art Deco Bronze Gold Lucien Bazor 1932 Jean Honore Fragonard 1732

Beautiful gold bronze medal, signed by: Lucian Bazar - 1932. Jean honors fragonard 1732 - 1932.

Jean-honoré nicolas fragonard (April 5, 1732 – August 22, 1806 – August 22, 1806) was a French painter. Painter of history, genre and landscapes, he specializes quite quickly in the libertin genre and the gallant scenes, as shown by his famous painting locks him. He obtained a workshop at the palace of the louvre where he lived and was responsible for decorating the Apollo gallery. In 1765, his painting corésus et callirhoe, commissioned for the manufacture of goblins for the hanging of the gods' love, made him enter the academy and won a great success at the salon.

But, despering to reach the first place in this classic genre, he leaves it for erotic scenes that achieve the greatest success at the court of louis xv. He soon became the fashionable painter, painted illusionist landscapes and portraits and then paintings of cabinets. Lucien georges bazor (born 18 January 1889 in Paris) is a French medallist.He died on 15 July 1974 in Châtenay-malabry (Hauts-de-Seine).

He was born on 18 February 1889 in the 3rd arrondissement of betting louis josep albert bazar and eugénie henriette tellier. Formed first by his father, the medallor Albert Bazar, Lucian is the pupil of henri patey in betting fine arts.

He received the Grand Prix of Roma in medal engraving and fine stone in 1923. In 1930, he succeeded Henry Patey as the general engraver of the currencies, which he held until 1958.

He died in châtenay-malabry (haut-de-seine) on 15 July 1974. Very nice condition, very beautiful gilding. Slice : edge : " bronze " and poincon horn of abundance (currency of betting).

The item "81mm medaille art deco gilded bronze lucian bazar 1932 jean honor fragonard 1732" is on sale since Tuesday 29 September 2020. It is in the category "currency\medals, tokens\French medallions\20th century". The seller is "ochristo1" and is located in/in montaigu. This item can be delivered anywhere in the world.

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type: French medals