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Museum-Worthy 1828 Bronze Medallion Giuditta Pasta by Pierre-Jean David d'Angers

Museum-Worthy 1828 Bronze Medallion Giuditta Pasta by Pierre-Jean David d'Angers

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Condition

Secondhand

Location

South Africa

Medium

Bronze

Subject

Figures & Nudes

Bob Shop ID

644381345

Museum-Worthy 1828 Bronze Medallion Giuditta Pasta by Pierre-Jean David d'Angers

This rare and museum-worthy bronze medallion, crafted in 1828 by the renowned French sculptor Pierre-Jean David d'Angers (17881856), features a striking portrait of Giuditta Pasta (17981865), the celebrated Italian opera singer.

David d'Angers, known for his meticulously executed portrait medallions, dedicated himself to immortalizing figures he deemed historically and artistically significant. His works are held in esteemed institutions, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The medallion bears an intricate, high-relief depiction of Giuditta Pasta, signed and dated DAVID / 1828, with the inscription GIUDITTA PASTA DI MILANO. around the edge. The brown patina enhances its depth and character, reflecting its age and authenticity.

Dimensions:

Diameter: 11.5 cm

Condition:

Overall very good, with a small hole in the upper part (as seen in other known examples).

Retains its original patina and fine detail.

This medallion is an extraordinary collectors piece, embodying the artistic legacy of David d'Angers and the golden age of 19th-century European portraiture. Comparable pieces are valued between R11,540R15,387, making this a highly desirable acquisition for serious collectors, museums, and art enthusiasts.

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