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Tuesday, November 15, 2016

Art Gallery - Musée d'Orsay Ground Floor Rear Gallery

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Musée d'Orsay: Ground Floor Rear Gallery
Paris, France - September 2016
"Les Quatre Parties Du Monde Soutenant La Sphère" ("Four Parties of the World Supporting the Sphere") - plaster sculpture by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux.
The Musée d'Orsay in Paris, a former railway station converted into an art museum houses many artwork built dating from 1848 to 1914, including paintings, sculptures, furniture, and photography. It houses the largest collection of impressionist and post-Impressionist masterpieces in the world, by painters including Monet, Manet, Degas, Renoir, Sisley, and many other masters. It is one of the largest art museums in Europe.
Tip: When visiting the museum, go to the 5th Floor first as it houses art work by the impressionist.
These are the photos taken of the artwork at the museum, for presentation purposes and due to photography angle, many of these have been cropped, and edited to compensate for low lighting. It is better to visit the museum as nothing beats seeing the originals.

This blog comes in several pages. The ground floor of the museum is very large and to manage the many number of pieces on display, I have separated the Ground Floor into several sections. This page is on the art pieces seen at the REAR SECTION OF THE GROUND FLOOR gallery (known as the Luxemborg Rooms) ; click below to navigate to other sections:
< Go to Gr Flr Front            |          Go To Gr Flr Main           |     Go to Gr Flr Opera >
For easier orientation within the gallery, here is a floor layout plan of Level 0 (Ground Floor). The rooms are numbered from #1 to #23.

(Click here for Musee d'Orsay interactive Level 0 Floor Plan)

Here are the beautiful art work on display at the REAR SECTION of the Ground Floor. Enjoy!
"Tête de la princesse Mathilde" ("Head of Princess Mathilde") - plaster/patina bust by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1863).
"Eugina Fiocre" - plaster bust by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1869).
"la princesse Mathilde" ("The Princess Mathilde") - marble bust by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1862).
"Les Quatre Parties Du Monde Soutenant La Sphère" ("Four Parties of the World Supporting the Sphere") - plaster sculpture by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux.
Another view of "Les Quatre Parties Du Monde Soutenant La Sphère".
"Le Prince impérial" ("The Imperial Prince") - a plaster sculpture by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1865).
"Enfant pleurant" ("Crying Child") - baked clay sculpture by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1873).
"Le Prince impérial, buste nu" (The Imperial Prince, bare bust") - plaster bust by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1865).
"Notre Dame du Saint-Cordon" ("Our Lady of Saint-Cordon") - baked clay sculpture by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1864).
"La France imperiale protegeant l'Agriculture et les Sciences" ("Imperial France Protects Agriculture and Science") - plaster sculpture by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1863).
Close up view of top section of "La France imperiale protegeant l'Agriculture et les Sciences" ("Imperial France Protects Agriculture and Science") - plaster sculpture by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1863).
The cherubs below "La France imperiale protegeant l'Agriculture et les Sciences" ("Imperial France Protects Agriculture and Science") - plaster sculpture by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1863).
Close up view of the centre cherub of  "La France imperiale protegeant l'Agriculture et les Sciences"ence") - plaster sculpture by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1863).
"Triomphe de Flore" ("Triumph of Flore") - Plaster sculpture by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1866).
"Le Prince impérial et son chien Nero" ("The Imperial Prince and his dog Nero") - marble statue by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1865).
"La Danse" ("The Dance") - stone carving by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1869).
"La marquise de la Valette" ("The Marquise de la Valette") - original plaster bust by JJean-Baptise Carpeaux (1861).
"Masque d'Anna Foucart" ("The Mask of Anna Foucart") - patina plaster sculpture by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1860).
"Madame Joachim Lefevre" ("Mrs Joachim Lefevre") - marble bust by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1871).
"La Danse" ("The Dance") - original plaster carving by Jean-Baptise Carpeaux (1868).
"Sirène" ("Mermaid") - marble statue by Denys Puech (1889).
"Le murmure de l'ange" ("The murmur of the angel") - marble statue by Benjamin Spence (1857).
"Mozart Enfant" (Mozart as a child) -  cast bronze statue by Ernest Barrias (1887).

This blog comes in several pages. The ground floor of the museum is very large and to manage the many number of pieces on display, I have separated the Ground Floor into several sections. This page is on the art pieces seen at the REAR SECTION OF THE GROUND FLOOR gallery (known as the Luxemborg Rooms) ; click below to navigate to other sections:
< Go to Gr Flr Front            |          Go To Gr Flr Main           |     Go to Gr Flr Opera >
MUSEE d'ORSAY
1 Rue de la Légion d'Honneur, 75007 Paris, France.
Tel: +33-14049-4814
Hours: Friday to Wednesday -  9:30am to 6:00pm, Thursdays - 9:30am to 9:45pm
(Closed on Mondays & hours for Armitice Day may differ).
Webpage: http://www.musee-orsay.fr/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/museedorsay/
GPS: 48.85996, 2.32656
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