Attribue A Edme Etienne Francois Gois (1765-1836) : Buste De Louis-henri-joseph De Bourbon, Prince De Conde (1756-1830).

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Attribue A Edme Etienne Francois Gois (1765-1836) : Buste De Louis-henri-joseph De Bourbon, Prince De Conde (1756-1830) is a notable sculptural work attributed to the French sculptor Edme Etienne François Gois. Gois, who lived from 1765 to 1836, was a prominent figure in the neoclassical movement in France, a period characterized by a revival of classical art and architecture inspired by the art of ancient Greece and Rome. His works often reflected the elegance, clarity, and restrained emotion typical of neoclassicism.

The bust represents Louis-Henri-Joseph de Bourbon, Prince de Condé, a significant figure in French history. Born in 1756, the Prince de Condé was a member of the House of Bourbon, a cadet branch of the Capetian dynasty. He played a notable role during the tumultuous periods of the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars. As a staunch royalist, he led the Army of Condé, a counter-revolutionary force composed of émigrés who opposed the revolutionary government and later Napoleon Bonaparte.

The bust captures the dignified and noble bearing of the Prince de Condé, reflecting both his aristocratic lineage and his military prowess. The sculptor's skill is evident in the detailed rendering of the Prince's facial features, the texture of his hair, and the intricate folds of his attire. The work exemplifies the neoclassical emphasis on idealized beauty and heroic subject matter, while also providing a realistic and individualized portrait of its subject.

Edme Etienne François Gois's attribution to this bust underscores his reputation as a master sculptor capable of conveying both the physical likeness and the inner character of his subjects. His works, including this bust, contribute to our understanding of the artistic and cultural milieu of late 18th and early 19th century France. The Buste De Louis-henri-joseph De Bourbon, Prince De Conde remains a significant piece within the broader context of neoclassical sculpture and French art history.

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