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Marble sculptor, Sculptor, b. 1580 - d. 1654

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    • Attributed to Francesco Mochi (Montevarchi, Tuscany, 1580 - Rome, 1654)
      Mar. 03, 2022

      Attributed to Francesco Mochi (Montevarchi, Tuscany, 1580 - Rome, 1654)

      Est: €25,000 - €35,000

      Attributed to Francesco Mochi (Montevarchi, Tuscany, 1580 - Rome, 1654) "Angel" Sculpted ivory figure. 43 x 36 x 20 cm. Francesco Mochi was a Tuscan sculptor and medalist who, according to "Enciclopèdia Catalana", can be considered the initiator of Italian Baroque sculpture. His most famous works can be found in Italian squares, monuments and churches, such as "Saint Veronica" (1629 - 1640), probably his most ambitious project, in the Crossing of Saint Peter’s Basilica; the equestrian monuments of "Ranuccio Farnese" and "Alessandro Farnese", both in Piazza Cavalli in Piacenza; or the "Saints Peter and Paul" in Porta del Popolo, Rome. Part of his legacy is also preserved in museums, such as his first major work, the "Annunciation" (1603), now at the Museo dell'Opera in Orvieto; or the marble bust of "Cardinal Antonio Barberini, the Younger" (c. 1629), at the Toledo Museum of Art, in Ohio.

      La Suite Subastas
    • Man kneeling (The Doubting Thomas) - Francesco Mochi (1580 Montevarchi - 1654 Rome), Rome, circa 1640
      Sep. 22, 2021

      Man kneeling (The Doubting Thomas) - Francesco Mochi (1580 Montevarchi - 1654 Rome), Rome, circa 1640

      Est: €15,000 - €18,000

      Bronze, gilt. Mounted on wooden base. H. 14 cm. \"Cire perdu\" cast in original condition and very fine surface treatment. \"The omni-directional rendering of the figure, i.e. the validity of its composition from all view-points, and the fact that it maintains an exquisite balance despite the powerful spiralling movement of the garments and the frontal direction of gaze and gesture, compel us to acknowledge this bronze as a self-contained and complete conception. However, contrary to this impression, this bronze was most likely once part of a two-figure group, and as such associated with a statuette representing the resurrected Christ. The dramatic attitude of the young man should in that case be interpreted as that of the Apostle Thomas in the act of touching the wound at the side of Christ\" (Auersperg page 1). Provenance: private collection, London. Literature: Auersperg, Johannes, A Wonder-Struck Young Man. 'The Doubting Thomas', in: exhibition catalogue European Sculpture. Daniel Katz Ltd. New York, 6 May 1996 - 17 June 1996, pages 1-10.

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    • Francesco Mochi (Montevarchi 1582 - Roma 1654)
      Nov. 29, 2016

      Francesco Mochi (Montevarchi 1582 - Roma 1654)

      Est: €700 - €1,000

      Studio di un candelabro per la Basilica Lateranense con lo stemma papale di Innocenzo X Pamphilj sorretto da un angelo inginocchiato penna ed inchiostro nero, acquerello grigio, mm 372 x 231iscrizioni sotto lo stemma: Sacro Santae/ Laterannensis/ Ecclesiae; e sul verso, in alto al centro: Del Mochi scultore/ Design for a piece of pilaster/ Orig.BIBLIOGRAFIA:M. Worsdale, "A drawing attributed to Francesco Mochi", in Burlington Magazine, vol. CXXXVII, n. 1110, 1995, pp. 616-618, fig. 46. Secondo Marc Worsdale che rende noto per primo il disegno assegnandolo a Mochi, si tratta di un progetto di una suppellettile ecclesiastica in argento da destinare all'arredo liturgico della Basilica Lateranense. Il motivo dell'angelo inginocchiato in atto di offrire un grande cero a forma di albero d'ulivo sembra indicare un omaggio araldico ad Innocenzo X Pamphilj, il cui stemma con colomba e ramoscello d'ulivo in becco campeggia sopra l'iscrizione e daterebbe il disegno agli anni del suo pontificato, tra il 1644 e il 1655.E' stata avanzata per il presente lotto un'attribuzione alternativa a Francesco Grimaldi, che realizzò dei disegni di candelabri per l'Accademia di San Luca, accostabili a quello qui offerto anche per l'accentuata bizzarria che li contraddistingue.

      Finarte Roma
    • LA VIERGE ET SAINT JEAN Attribué à Francesco MOCHI (1580-1654)
      Mar. 31, 2015

      LA VIERGE ET SAINT JEAN Attribué à Francesco MOCHI (1580-1654)

      Est: €10,000 - €15,000

      LA VIERGE ET SAINT JEAN Attribué à Francesco MOCHI (1580-1654) Italie, première moitié du XVIIe siècle Matériaux Bronzes dorés Sujets : H. 26 cm, L. 8 cm, P. 6 cm Socle : H. 9,5 cm, Diam. 10,5 cm

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    • ATTRIBUE A FRANCESCO MOCHI (Montevarchi, 1580 - Rome, 1654) HOMME COURANT
      Jun. 18, 2013

      ATTRIBUE A FRANCESCO MOCHI (Montevarchi, 1580 - Rome, 1654) HOMME COURANT

      Est: €1,500 - €2,000

      ATTRIBUE A FRANCESCO MOCHI (Montevarchi, 1580 - Rome, 1654) HOMME COURANT Statuette en bronze ciselé et doré Hauteur : 27 cm (10 1/2 in.), Largeur : 19 cm. (7 1/2 in.) A GILT BRONZE STATUE REPRESENTING A SCREAMING FIGURE, ITALY, 17TH CENTURY, ATTRIBUTED TO FRANCESCO MOCHI Toscan de naissance, Francesco Mochi n'en demeure pas moins un artiste à la carrière romaine. La, il se distingue par ses qualités dans l'art de la fonte comme en témoigne la statue équestre d'Alexandre Farnèse, située Piazza Cavalli, à Plaisance. Son art particulièrement expressif, visible au travers de la Sainte Véronique (Saint Pierre de Rome) trouve un prolongement dans cette statuette d'homme à l'expression exacerbée, hurlante, dans un mouvement mettant particulièrement en valeur la draperie dans l'espace. Autre version : Homme courant. Statuette en bronze ciselé et doré, Haut. 27 cm ; Larg. 19 cm. Vente Londres, European Sculpture and works of Art 900-1900, n°208, repr. Bibliographie : Jennifer Montagu, " A model by Francesco Mocchi for the Saint Veronica ", Burlington Magazine, avril 1982, pp. 434-438 ---- Jennifer Montagu, Gold, Silver and Bronze, metal sculpture of the Roman Baroque, London, 1996, fig. 63-65.

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    • BRONZE CISELÉ ET DORÉ FIGURANT MILANION DANS SA COURSE POUR COMBATTRE ATALANTE, ITALIE, DANS LE STYLE DU XVIIE SIÈCLE, D'APRÈS UN MODÈLE DE FRANCESCO MOCHI (1580-1654)
      Apr. 06, 2011

      BRONZE CISELÉ ET DORÉ FIGURANT MILANION DANS SA COURSE POUR COMBATTRE ATALANTE, ITALIE, DANS LE STYLE DU XVIIE SIÈCLE, D'APRÈS UN MODÈLE DE FRANCESCO MOCHI (1580-1654)

      Est: €3,000 - €5,000

      BRONZE CISELÉ ET DORÉ FIGURANT MILANION DANS SA COURSE POUR COMBATTRE ATALANTE, ITALIE, DANS LE STYLE DU XVIIE SIÈCLE, D'APRÈS UN MODÈLE DE FRANCESCO MOCHI (1580-1654) AN ITALIAN, IN 17TH CENTURY STYLE CHASED GILTBRONZE REPRESENTING MILANION IN HIS RACE WITH ATALANTE, AFTER A MODEL BY FRANCESCO MOCHI (1580- 1654) ; ON A MODERN METALLIC PEDESTAL Quantity: 1 bronze ciselé et doré ; sur un piedestal modern haut. 28 cm height 11 in

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