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- Prix de Rome. Jean-Antoine Houdon. (French: [ʒɑ ɑtwan udɔ];[1] 20 March 1741 – 15 July 1828) was a French neoclassical sculptor.
- Jean-Antoine Houdon, Versay’daki hükümet yetkilisi M. de La Motte’nin evinde hizmetçi olan Anne Rabache ve Jacques Houdon’un üçüncü çocuğuydu.
- Houdon himself, realizing that his anatomical sculpture was such a great success, made numerous copies of it in Rome and later in Paris, which enjoyed great...
- Jean-Antoine Houdon was a French sculptor whose religious and mythological works are definitive expressions of the 18th-century Rococo style of sculpture.
- Jean Antoine Houdon’s Tweets. ... Next in Georgia, the fire hoses and German shepherds. Jean Antoine Houdon Retweeted.
- Jean-Antoine Houdon was a French sculptor known for his fresh and lively portrayals of such eighteenth-century?
- Jean Antoine Houdon, the preeminent sculptor of the French Enlightenment, was primarily known for his portraiture, a specialization that brought him fame...
- A major figure in Neoclassical sculpture, the French sculptor Jean Antoine Houdon was famous for his statues and portrait busts of key figures in modern history.
- Jean-Antoine Houdon was the third child born to Anne Rabache and Jacques Houdon, a servant in the house of government official, M. de La Motte, in Versailles.
- Jean-Antoine Houdon, French sculptor who also created definitive busts of American Revolution luminaries, was born at Versailles in 1740.
