American, 19th century, male.
Born 21 February 1791, in New Haven (Connecticut); died 1858, in New Haven.
Sculptor.
Originally an art dealer, Hezekiah Augur did not start sculpting until after a bankruptcy. His work was noted and appreciated from the start and among his works is a bust of Washington. He was a honorary member of the Academy of Fine Arts in New York....
Italian, 19th century, male.
Active in Livorno (Tuscany).
Died after 1873.
Sculptor, art dealer.
Torello Bacci produced the monument to his father at the Santa Croce convent in Florence and the statue of Pier Capponi in a portico at the Uffizi Gallery.
Italian, 18th century, male.
Born c. 1716, in Rome; died 1799, in Rome.
Sculptor.
Pupil of Monnot. He was an antique dealer and devoted most of his time to restoration work. He was friendly with Winckelmann and worked a great deal for Cardinal Albani. His (relatively few) works are mostly Baroque in style. Best known for his ...
French, 20th century, male.
Born 1933, in Paris.
Sculptor. Figures, animals.
Nouvelle Figuration.
From 1960 and a few years thereafter, Chasse-Pot worked as an antique dealer, having previously trained at the École des Métiers d'Art in Paris and having completed his training in engraving under British Surrealist painter Stanley William Hayter in Atelier 17. From ...
French, 18th century, male.
Born 1738; died 31 October 1781, in Paris.
Engraver, sculptor.
Son and student of Nicolas Dauphin de Beauvais, a print-dealer in the Rue St-Jacques in Paris. He continued his studies at the academy under G. Coustou the Younger, and he was awarded a medal for first prize in ...
Flemish School, 18th – 19th century, male.
Born 1763, in Tournai; died December 1838.
Sculptor, art dealer.
Paul Dumortier was a pupil of Moitte in Paris.
Italian, 15th century, male.
Born in Alessandria (Piedmont).
Sculptor.
Francesco Filiberti was the pupil of Jacopino da Tradate. His only known work is a terracotta Virgin and Child, dated 25 June 1462, found in an antique dealer's in 1910.
French, 20th century, male.
Active since 1973 in Italy.
Born 27 March 1944, in Paris.
Painter, draughtsman.
Louis Jaquet comes from a family of antique dealers and sculptors. He began working in his father’s workshops in 1954 and learned to restore paintings and antique furniture. In ...
Swiss, 17th century, male.
Born 26 October 1602, in Geneva; died 24 January 1663, in Geneva.
Sculptor.
On 13 October 1656 he entered into partnership with a dealer by the name of Abraham Legris, supplying a series of wooden statues valued at 10,000 florins as investment. These statues, representing the Olympian gods as well as ...
Italian, 16th century, male.
Born c. 1542 (?), in Milan (?); died 4 October 1597, in Rome.
Sculptor, art restorer.
Giovanni Battista della Porta was the brother of Tomaso della Porta the Younger. He was an art dealer by profession, and worked as an artist primarily in Rome, on the Villa d'Este in Tivoli, and on Loretto Cathedral....
Italian, 16th century, male.
Sculptor.
A dealer in marble from Carrara, Santino di Checco di Petrincione worked in Palermo between 1504 and 1534. He carved the statues on the tribune of the church of S Cita and made the choir enclosure in Palermo Cathedral.
Italian, 17th century, male.
Born 1592, in Bracciano; died 2 August 1627, in Rome.
Sculptor. Religious subjects.
The son of Cristoforo Stati, Francesco Stati worked for the Vatican in Rome and was also an art dealer.
Italian, 17th century, male.
Born 13 August 1590, in Rome or Naples; died after 1664 or in 1675.
Painter, sculptor, goldsmith, picture dealer. Portraits, landscapes with figures.
Bartolomeo Torreggiani was a pupil and companion of Salvatore Rosa.
Bamberg: two landscapes
Munich: Mountain Landscape with Trees...
