Pompeo Marchesi Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Pompeo Marchesi Art Value Price Guide

Dec. 19, 2024
Marchesi, Pompeo
Est: -
Marchesi, Pompeo. Interessante gruppo di cinque lettere autografe firmate per un totale di 6 pagine, sia in 4° che in 8°, tutte indirizzate al Cavalier Romani di Torino nella quali l'illustre scultore, tra i massimi esponenti del Neoclassicismo, parla di questioni sia private che di lavoro. Bell'insieme. (5)
Aste Bolaffi
Oct. 24, 2024
Pompeo Marchesi "Bust of a Vestal" 1836 marble sculpture (cm 43x24) signed and dated at the base (defects and losses)...
Est: €10,000 - €12,000
(Saltrio 1790 - Milano 1858) "Bust of a Vestal" 1836 marble sculpture (cm 43x24) signed and dated at the base (defects and losses) IT "Busto di vestale" 1836 scultura in marmo (cm 43x24) firmata e datata al retro della base (difetti e mancanze)
Il Ponte Auction House
Jun. 12, 2024
MARCHESI POMPEO (1783 - 1858) - Bust of the Child Christ (The Nazarene)
Est: €12,000 - €18,000
MARCHESI POMPEO (1783 - 1858). Bust of the Child Christ (The Nazarene). Signed and dated 1854. Provenance: Private collection, Brescia Comparative literature: I. Fumagalli in "Biblioteca italiana", 1833, t. 212, p. 270; G. Barbieri, "A Pompeo Marchesi, per lo dono fatto all'autore d'un piccolo Nazzareno portante la divina epigrafe 'Diliges' in "La Moda", 16 December 1841, p. 398; M. Mondini and C. Zani (cured by), "Paolo Tosio. Un collezionista bresciano dell'Ottocento", Brescia 1981, p.40, fig. II.20; A. Sassi, "Pompeo Marchesi", Saltrio 1983, p. 36 and p. 63, fig. 38; O. Cucciniello, "Neoclassico/Romantico. Pompeo Marchesi scultore collezionista", GAM Milan 2023, p. 20 (fig. 7) and pp. 194 and 195, n° V.8. The sculpture presented here is a bust reduction of the famous and successful full-figure model of the "Child Christ teaching in the Temple" (also known as "Child Jesus among the Doctors"/"The Nazarene"/"Redeemer") created by Pompeo Marchesi in 1833 commissioned by Count Paolo Tosio for the chapel of his palace in Brescia and exhibited in Brera in the same year, where it met with unanimous enthusiasm ("[...] the divine child in the attitude of moving while speaking points to the heart with the left hand to express that the whole law is love, and by raising the right hand a little with two fingers open it signifies the two heads of this precept [...] the face exudes an aura of meekness and sweetness that enamores, and perhaps ahead of time it recalls a little of that conventional physiognomy that is usually given to the Redeemer" - I. Fumagalli in "Biblioteca Italiana", 1833, p. The idealized beauty combined with the delicate sentimentalism masterfully expressed by the sweetness of the features created the conditions for his collecting fortune and for the production of other versions by Marchesi: full-figure replicas were made, among others, for the future Tsar of Russia Alexander II in 1841 and for the entrepreneur of German origin Enrico Mylius in 1842, a version still preserved in the cemetery of Villa Vigoni in Laveno di Menaggio. In addition to the 'full figures', Pompeo Marchesi also created bust versions (like the present one), perhaps as a gift for friends and patrons, as evidenced by the celebratory poem composed by the poet Giuseppe Barbieri "A Pompeo Marchesi, per lo dono fatto all'autore d'un piccolo Nazzareno portante la divina epigrafe 'Diliges'", published in "La Moda" on 16 December 1841. Due to some details of the folds of the mantle, our bust seems to derive directly from the 'Mylius' version rather than from the original sculpture for Count Tosio, and is ideally comparable to the typology of the 'Barbieri' bust also due to the presence of the same writing engraved at the base .. 40,00 x 54,00 x 22,00 cm.
Capitolium Art
May. 29, 2024
POMPEO MARCHESI
Est: €4,000 - €5,000
(Saltrio, 1783 - Milano, 1858) Busto di gentiluomo Marmo Firmato e datato nel bordo P. Marchesi f. Milano 1828 Minori difetti, poche sbeccature e mancanze, lievi graffi Alt. cm 51 (alt. totale cm 64), larg. cm 49, prof. cm 40 A MARBLE BUST BY POMPEO MARCHESI; MINOR DEFECTS, FEW CHIPS AND LOSSES, MINOR SCRATCHES Pompeo Marchesi, tra i più importanti esponenti del neoclassicismo lombardo, dopo gli studi a Brera, nel 1804 si trasferisce a Roma dove all'Accademia si perfeziona sotto la guida di Antonio Canova. Rientrato a Milano, tra il 1810 e il 1858 (anno della morte) sarà impegnato in due grandi cantieri; alla Fabbrica del Duomo, dove realizza tra le tante, le celebri sculture dei santi Filippo, Ambrogio ed Ezechiele, e negli stessi anni (dal 1813) all'Arco della Pace. Noto anche per la ritrattistica, esegue per Brera i busti di Carlo Porta (1822), Giuseppe Longhi (1834) e il monumento a Cesare Beccaria (1837). E proprio di quegli anni è anche il nostro, che seppur senza certezze potrebbe identificarsi nel busto in marmo togato esposto dal Marchesi presso l'ateneo meneghino nel 1829 e raffigurante forse, l'effige dell'avvocato Rocco Marliani, morto nel 1826. Si ringrazia il prof. Omar Cucciniello, Conservatore della GAM, per le notizie storiche Bibliografia di riferimento: A. Panzetta, Dizionario degli scultori italiani dell'Ottocento, Torino 1990, pp. 101-102 S. Grandesso, La scultura, a cura di, in L'Ottocento in Italia. Le arti sorelle. Il Romanticismo, 1815-1848, Milano 2006, pp. 185-187 O. Cucciniello, Neoclassico Romantico. Pompeo Marchesi scultore collezionista, mostra a cura di, Milano Villa Reale 1 marzo ; 18 giugno 2023, Roma 2023, ad vocem
Wannenes Art Auctions
Mar. 28, 2024
Goethe Modello di Pompeo Marchesi (Saltrio 1789- Milano 1858)
Est: €800 - €1,000
Editore C.F. Ihlee, Francoforte, XIX secolo
Cambi Casa d'Aste
Mar. 26, 2024
Pompeo Marchesi ...
Est: €12,000 - €14,000
(Saltrio 1790 - Milano 1858) "Virile bust in roman clothes" 1820 statuary marble sculpture (cm 60x38) back: signed, dated and dedicated (defects) . (Saltrio 1790 - Milano 1858) "Busto virile in abiti romani" 1820 scultura in marmo statuario (cm 60x38) al retro: firmato, datato e dedicato (difetti)
Il Ponte Auction House
Jun. 14, 2023
SUIVEUR DE POMPEO MARCHESI (1783-1858), Italie, XIXe siècle Vénus et Cupidon Groupe en marbre blanc
Est: €10,000 - €15,000
SUIVEUR DE POMPEO MARCHESI (1783-1858), Italie, XIXe siècle Vénus et Cupidon Groupe en marbre blanc Reposant sur une base entièrement sculptée de forme circulaire H. : 87 cm (34 1/4 in.) l. : 43 cm (17 in.) Provenance : Vente Sotheby's Londres, le 29 mai 2008, lot 77 ; Acquis au cours de cette dernière par l'actuel propriétaire. A carved white marble group depicting Venus and Cupid, follower of Pompeo Marchesi (1783-1858), Italian,19th century Ce groupe en marbre représentant Vénus et Cupidon prêts à s'embrasser est une représentation inhabituellement intime de l'amour entre une mère et son fils. Cupidon est un jeune enfant ailé, étroitement accroché à sa mère. Vénus tient dans sa main un papillon laissant présager les futurs tourments de l'amour de son fils plutôt que ses plaisirs. Le moment est sculpté avec délicatesse et dans un souci de composition, les deux personnages étant tendrement entrelacés. La représentation du thème de l'amour a été très importante tout au long du XIXe siècle. L'auteur de notre groupe a grandement été influencé par la sculpture antique représentant Vénus Accroupie ; conservée au Louvre, et le groupe en marbre représentant Niobe et sa fille, conservé aux Uffizi à Florence. Il s'est très certainement inspiré des sculpteurs italiens tels que Antonio Canova et Pompeo Marchesi. Le groupe ici présent est en équilibre entre la recherche d'une beauté idéale et éternelle, et une sensibilité romantique plus moderne. Estimation 10 000 - 15 000 €
Artcurial
May. 24, 2022
Pompeo Marchesi workshop, Goethe
Est: €400 - €600
marble and bronze, 38 × 27 × 25 cm, signed on the side, "P. Marchesi, CF JHLEE"; on the back, foundry stamp, "PATENT ANGEMELO DRGM"
A10 by Artmark
Feb. 04, 2022
POMPEO MARCHESI, ITALIAN 1789-1858. PATINATED BRONZE SCULPTURE
Est: £600 - £800
POMPEO MARCHESI, ITALIAN 1789-1858. PATINATED BRONZE SCULPTURE POMPEO MARCHESI, ITALIAN 1789-1858. PATINATED BRONZE SCULPTURE titled 'Goethe' after the monument at the Library in Frankfurt - mounted on a Verdi Antico marble base; inscribed signature to the side of the chair
Hutchinson Scott Limited
Apr. 21, 2021
Pompeo Marchesi (1789 - 1858), BISCOTTI DI SARONNO LAZZARONI
Est: €500 - €900
First edition lithographic poster, 1932. Cm 194x134. Stunning graphic with a nice font, a typical early thirties composition. QUALITY: A. Linen-backed.
Cambi Casa d'Aste
Jun. 16, 2020
Pompeo Marchesi
Est: €3,500 - €5,500
Bust of a young lady, 1844 white marble sculpture, 51by42cm. Signed and dated on the back: C.P.Marchesi F.1844
Bolli & Romiti s.r.l
Dec. 19, 2013
POMPEO MARCHESI (1783-1858) L'amour préparant ses flêches Groupe sculpté en marbre de Carrare exécuté par Pompeo Marchesi. Sculpteur d'origine milanaise, il étudie la sculpture auprès de son père, Carlo Gerolamo, puis à l'Académie de la Brera. Il
Est: €15,000 - €20,000
POMPEO MARCHESI (1783-1858) L'amour préparant ses flêches Groupe sculpté en marbre de Carrare exécuté par Pompeo Marchesi. Sculpteur d'origine milanaise, il étudie la sculpture auprès de son père, Carlo Gerolamo, puis à l'Académie de la Brera. Il part ensuite à Rome à l'Académie des Beaux-Arts, en tant qu'élève de Canova. Ce dernier reconnait en lui un sculpteur de grand talent. Il rentre à Milan où il exécute la statue de Saint Ambroise pour le Dôme, il travaille également au Palazzo Saporiti, au Castello, à l'église San Carlo in Corso, à l'Arco della Pace... Il exécute nombre de sculptures de personnages notables... Son art se retrouve également à Turin, Come, Vienne, Francfort...) H. 67 cm
HVMC - Hôtel des Ventes de Monte-Carlo
Mar. 25, 2010
MARCHESI, P. (Pompeo Marchesi, 1789-1858), Italy,
Est: CHF14,000 - CHF18,000
MARCHESI, P. (Pompeo Marchesi, 1789-1858), Italy, 19th century. Burnished bronze and white marble. Sitting Goethe. 33x20x47 cm. MARCHESI, P. (Pompeo Marchesi, 1789-1858), Italien, 19. Jh. Brünierte Bronze und weisser Marmor. Sitzender Goethe auf gestuftem Rechtecksockel. 33x20x47 cm. Provenienz: Privatbesitz, Deutschland. Bei dieser Bronze handelt es sich um eine verkleinerte Version der Grossplastik aus der Stadtbibliothek in Frankfurt am Main, die 1945 zerstört wurde. P. Marchesi war Bruder des Landschaftsmalers Luigi Marchesi und studierte in Rom die Bildhauerei. 1811 liess er sich in Mailand nieder, wo er später an der Akademie eine Professur innehatte. 1850 wurde er zum Ritter erhoben. Zu Marchesis Hauptwerken gehören u.a. 4 grosse Bronzereliefs in Paris, 2 Kolossalstatuen am Arco della Pace in Mailand, die Denkmäler von Kaiser Franz I in Graz und Wien, die Statue von A. Volta in Como, die Kolossalstatue von Goethe in Frankfurt, die Statue von G. Beccaria in Brera und diverse Büsten von Leonardo da Vinci, A. Appiani und A. Canova. Im Ausstellungskatalog über Bertel Thorvaldsen steht über die Originalplastik Folgendes geschrieben: 'Dem Wunsch des Frankfurter Kunstvereins [...] hat Thorvaldsen insofern entsprochen, als er zwei Entwürfe zu einem Goethedenkmal, einmal sitzend und einmal stehend, lieferte, die aber auch nicht zur Ausführung gelangten. Anlass zur Verärgerung gab Thorvaldsen die gleichzeitige Ausschreibung des Projektes an andere Bildhauer. So hatte der Canova-Schüler Pompeo Marchesi auf private Initiative dreier Frankfurter Bürger eine Sitzfigur gemeisselt, die dann allerdings nur in der Stadtbibliothek Aufstellung fand, weil man sich generell gegen das Werk eines Italieners aussprach.' Lit.: U. Peters, Künstlerleben in Rom: Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770-1844); der dänische Bildhauer und seine deutschen Freunde; Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nürnberg 1991 (Ausstellungskatatalog), S. 625f.
Koller Auctions
Dec. 03, 2007
*MARCHESI, C.P. (Pompeo Marchesi, Saltrio 1789-1858 Mailand), Milan, 19th century
Est: CHF9,000 - CHF14,000
MARCHESI, C.P. (Pompeo Marchesi, Saltrio 1789-1858 Mailand), Milan, 19th century "Carrara" marble figure of Apollo. Signed C.P. MARCHESI. Some losses. H 130 cm. Provenance: from an Italian private collection MARCHESI, C.P. (Pompeo Marchesi, Saltrio 1789-1858 Mailand), Mailand, 19. Jh. "Carrara"-Marmor. Auf Schlange stehender Apollo mit Eule und Stab, zu seinen Füssen ein gefangener Vogel im Netz, auf profiliertem Ovalsockel. Sign. C.P. MARCHESI. Fehlstellen. H 130 cm.
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