Guillaume Dupre Sold at Auction Prices

b. 1574 - d. 1642

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        • Dupré (Guillaume, circa 1574-1647). Henri IV and Marie de Medici, 1602, cast bronze medal
          Oct. 16, 2024

          Dupré (Guillaume, circa 1574-1647). Henri IV and Marie de Medici, 1602, cast bronze medal

          Est: £300 - £500

          Dupré (Guillaume, circa 1574-1647). Henri IV and Marie de Medici, 1602, cast bronze medal * Dupré (Guillaume, circa 1579-1640). Henri IV (1589-1610) and Marie de Medici, 1602, cast bronze medal with the conjoined busts of Henry and Marie facing right, inscription to outer edge HENRI. IIII R. CHRIS. MARIA. AVGVSTA, signed and dated 1602, to lower left, the reverse blank, pierced for suspension, 180 mm diameter, presented in a modern frame QTY: (1) NOTE: Provenance: Estate of Michael Jaffe (1923-1997), art historian and former director of the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.

          Dominic Winter Auctions
        • Attributed to Guillaume Dupre (French, c. 1575-1642), Two bronze bas relief plaques depicting Christ and the Virgin Mary, 17th century
          Aug. 21, 2024

          Attributed to Guillaume Dupre (French, c. 1575-1642), Two bronze bas relief plaques depicting Christ and the Virgin Mary, 17th century

          Est: $1,000 - $1,500

          Attributed to Guillaume Dupre (French, c. 1575-1642), Two bronze bas relief plaques depicting Christ and the Virgin Mary, 17th century 7 ¼ in. x 5 ½ in. (each)

          Freeman’s | Hindman
        • Guillaume DUPRE (c.1574-1647) (attributed), bronze plaque of Henri IV
          Apr. 21, 2024

          Guillaume DUPRE (c.1574-1647) (attributed), bronze plaque of Henri IV

          Est: €300 - €400

          Guillaume DUPRE (c.1574-1647) (attributed), bronze plaque of Henri IV Guillaume DUPRE (c.1574-1647) (toegeschreven), bronzen plaquette van Henri IV

          Maison Jules Veilinghuis
        • Guillaume Dupré (1573-1642) attribuées à DEUX MÉDAILLES en plomb. Un filet de perles borde le nom des personnages inscrit en latin sur le pourtour, le profil en buste mordant sur celui-ci : " CHRISTIANA PRINC. LOTH. MAG. DUX HETRU " (Christine,
          Apr. 24, 2013

          Guillaume Dupré (1573-1642) attribuées à DEUX MÉDAILLES en plomb. Un filet de perles borde le nom des personnages inscrit en latin sur le pourtour, le profil en buste mordant sur celui-ci : " CHRISTIANA PRINC. LOTH. MAG. DUX HETRU " (Christine,

          Est: €300 - €350

          Guillaume Dupré (1573-1642) attribuées à DEUX MÉDAILLES en plomb. Un filet de perles borde le nom des personnages inscrit en latin sur le pourtour, le profil en buste mordant sur celui-ci : " CHRISTIANA PRINC. LOTH. MAG. DUX HETRU " (Christine, princesse de Lorraine, grande duchesse d'Etrurie (Toscane). "MARCUS ANTONIUS MEMMO DUX VENETIARUM" (Marc-Antoine Memmo, Doge de Venise). France, début XVII° siècle. Diam 9,4 cm Guillaume Dupré (vers 1576-1643), appartient au milieu des grands sculpteurs français de la fin du XVI° siècle. Gendre de Barthélémy Prieur, il se forme sans doute dans son atelier. Ses gravures de médailles en fort relief trahissent cette influence, tout autant que leur finition exceptionnelle. Nommé en 1604 Contrôleur des poinçons et monnaies de France, il devient Premier sculpteur du Roi en 1611 (à la suite de son beau-père), puis Commissaire général de l'Artillerie (1629). On lui doit les effigies fameuses d'Henri IV et de Louis XIII.

          Europ Auction
        • [ FRENCH MEDALS ]
          Dec. 09, 2009

          [ FRENCH MEDALS ]

          Est: £4,000 - £6,000

          GUILLAUME DUPRÉ (c. 1579-1640) Victor Amadeus I (1587-1637), Duke of Savoy from 1630, large bronze uniface medal, 1636, VICTOR AMADEVS DVX SAB PRINC PED REX CIPR, bust right, wearing lace collar and sash over decorated armour, a lovelock on his far shoulder; signed and dated below truncation, G DVPRÉ F 1636, 108mm (Smolderen 48; Löbbecke 202), pierced, an extremely fine contemporary cast of high quality (although with a casting fault in the right field), with brown patina

          Morton & Eden
        • [ FRENCH MEDALS ]
          Dec. 09, 2009

          [ FRENCH MEDALS ]

          Est: £700 - £1,000

          GUILLAUME DUPRÉ (c. 1579-1640) Jean du Caylar de Saint Bonnet (1585-1636), as Le Maréchal de Toiras (1585-1636), bronze medal, 1634, LE MARESCHAL DE TOYRAS, armoured bust right in lace collar, wearing the cross of the Order of St. Esprit; below truncation, GVIL DVPRE F 1634, rev., ADVERSA CORONANT, the sun shining through clouds over a landscape with the sea in the distance, 59.7mm (Mazerolle 705; Jones 67; Pollard 652 = Kress 570; Smolderen 43), some obverse field scratches, sometime cleaned, an extremely fine contemporary cast

          Morton & Eden
        • [ FRENCH MEDALS ]
          Dec. 09, 2009

          [ FRENCH MEDALS ]

          Est: £1,500 - £2,000

          GUILLAUME DUPRÉ (c. 1579-1640) Nicolas Brulart de Sillery (1544-1624), statesman and Chancellor of France from 1607, bronze medal, 1613, NI BRVLARTVS A SILLERY FRANC ET NAVAR CANCEL, bust right in fur-lined gown, rev., LABOR ACTVS IN ORBEM, Apollo driving chariot of the sun over celestial globe showing Cancer, Leo and Virgo, 70.5mm (Mazerolle 679; Jones 46; Pollard 644 = Kress 563; Smolderen 26), faint trace of mount, a very fine contemporary cast with brown patina

          Morton & Eden
        • [ FRENCH MEDALS ]
          Dec. 09, 2009

          [ FRENCH MEDALS ]

          Est: £2,000 - £3,000

          GUILLAUME DUPRÉ (c. 1579-1640) Francesco de' Medici (1594-1614), lead uniface medal, 1613, D PRINCEPS FRANCISCVS MEDICES, cuirassed bust right in high collar with mantle over far shoulder; signed and dated on truncation G DP 1613, 101.8mm including wide rim (Mazerolle 673; Jones 43; Smolderen 24), with suspension loop, reverse with intaglio image, some marks but an extremely fine contemporary cast

          Morton & Eden
        • [ FRENCH MEDALS ]
          Dec. 09, 2009

          [ FRENCH MEDALS ]

          Est: £500 - £700

          GUILLAUME DUPRÉ (c. 1579-1640) Marcantonio Memmo, Doge of Venice (1612-1615), bronze uniface medal, 1612, bust right wearing Doge's cap and robes, 89mm (Mazerolle 669; Jones 38; Scher 147; Smolderen 20), pierced, reverse with intaglio image, a very fine early cast with dark patina

          Morton & Eden
        • [ FRENCH MEDALS ]
          Dec. 09, 2009

          [ FRENCH MEDALS ]

          Est: £4,000 - £6,000

          GUILLAUME DUPRÉ (c. 1579-1640) Francesco IV Gonzaga (1586-1612), large bronze-gilt medal, 1612, FRAN D G DVX MANT-V MONT FER III AN I ÆT XXVI, bust right in elaborately decorated cuirass, large ruff and wearing the Order of the Precious Blood of our Saviour; signed and dated below truncation, G DVPRE F 1612, 162-163mm (Mazerolle 668; Jones 36; Pollard/Rossi, 'Le Medaglie dei Gonzaga', in I Gonzaga, 1995, p. 428, V.56 (167mm); Smolderen 19), an old collector's number 489 inked on the reverse (which bears an incuse impression of the obverse), an extremely fine contemporary cast

          Morton & Eden
        • [ FRENCH MEDALS ]
          Dec. 09, 2009

          [ FRENCH MEDALS ]

          Est: £700 - £1,000

          GUILLAUME DUPRÉ (c. 1579-1640) Charles Gonzaga, Duke of Nevers and Rethel (1580-1637), bronze medal, 1608, CAROLVS DVX NIVERNEN ET RETHELEN P FRANCIAE, cuirassed and draped bust right; at truncation, 1608 G DVPRE F, rev., NEC RETRO GRADIOR NEC DEVIO, the sun shining from a zodiac, the earth below ringed by clouds, 52.2mm (Mazerolle 658; Jones 28; Smolderen 15), pierced, small stain on reverse but otherwise with a fine mottled brown patina, an extremely fine contemporary cast on a thin, slightly warped flan

          Morton & Eden
        • [ FRENCH MEDALS ]
          Dec. 09, 2009

          [ FRENCH MEDALS ]

          Est: £1,500 - £2,000

          GUILLAUME DUPRÉ (c. 1579-1640) Henry IV (1589-1610), Marie de Medici and the Dauphin, bronze medal, 1603, HENR III R CHRIST MARIA AVGVSTA, conjoined busts of Henry and Marie right; signed and dated at truncation, G DVPRE F 1603, rev., PROPAGO IMPERI, Henry as Mars clasping the hand of Marie as Minerva while between them the Dauphin, with foot on dolphin, tries on his father's helmet; dated below, 1603, 67.5mm (Mazerolle 639; Jones 16; Pollard 637 = Kress 556; Smolderen 8), with integral loop for suspension, a very fine and sharp contemporary cast with fine brown patina

          Morton & Eden
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