Augustus Saint-Gaudens im Vergleich mit Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1848 Dublin - 1907 Cornish, New Hampshire)

Amerikanische Renaissance (Frankreich), Amerikanische Renaissance (USA), Amerikanische Renaissance (Rom), Amerikanische Renaissance (Italien), Amerikanische Renaissance (Paris), Amerikanische Renaissance (New York ), Amerikanische Renaissance (Irland)

Kunstwerke von Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905)

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), William Maxwell Evarts, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 763, 1872–1873

William Maxwell Evarts

Marmor

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 763 (Inventar-Nr. 1987.405)

1872–1873

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Charles F. McKim, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 764, 1878

Charles F. McKim

Bronze

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 764 (Inventar-Nr. 24.20)

1878

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Charles F. McKim, Stanford White und Augustus Saint-Gaudens, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 764, 1878

Charles F. McKim, Stanford White und Augustus Saint-Gaudens

Bronze

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 764 (Inventar-Nr. 1992.306)

1878

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Francis Davis Millet, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 764, 1879

Francis Davis Millet

Bronze

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 764 (Inventar-Nr. 10.223)

1879

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Rodman de Kay Gilder, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 764, 1879

Rodman de Kay Gilder

Bronze

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 764 (Inventar-Nr. 1994.50)

1879

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Richard Watson Gilder, Helena de Kay Gilder und Rodman de Kay Gilder, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 764, 1879

Richard Watson Gilder, Helena de Kay Gilder und Rodman de Kay Gilder

Gips

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 764 (Inventar-Nr. 2002.445)

1879

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Admiral David Glasgow Farragut, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 762, 1879–1880

Admiral David Glasgow Farragut

Marmor und Bronze

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 762 (Inventar-Nr. 12.76.3)

1879–1880

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Die Kinder von Prescott Hall Butler, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 763, 1880–1881

Die Kinder von Prescott Hall Butler

Marmor

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 763 (Inventar-Nr. 05.15.1)

1880–1881

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), William Henry II und Cornelius Vanderbilt II, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 764, 1882

William Henry II und Cornelius Vanderbilt II

Bronze

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 764 (Inventar-Nr. 2010.425)

1882

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Frau Stanford White (Bessie Springs Smith), New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 768, 1884

Frau Stanford White (Bessie Springs Smith)

Marmor

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 768 (Inventar-Nr. 1976.388)

1884

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Der Puritaner, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 767, 1883–1886

Bronze

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 767 (Inventar-Nr. L.2003.36.4)

1883–1886

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Abraham Lincoln: Der Mann (Standing Lincoln), New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 762, 1884–1887

Abraham Lincoln: Der Mann (Standing Lincoln)

Bronze

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 762 (Inventar-Nr. 2012.14a,b)

1884–1887

Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865), 16. Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika (1861-1865)

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Davida Johnson Clark, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 770, 1886

Davida Johnson Clark

Gips

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 770 (Inventar-Nr. 2003.303)

1886

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Robert Louis Stevenson, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 771, 1887–1888

Robert Louis Stevenson

Bronze

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 771 (Inventar-Nr. 12.76.1)

1887–1888

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Frau Schuyler Van Rensselaer (Mariana Griswold), New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 764, 1888

Frau Schuyler Van Rensselaer (Mariana Griswold)

Bronze

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 764 (Inventar-Nr. 17.104)

1888

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Louise Adele Gould, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 768, um 1894

Louise Adele Gould

Wachs

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 768 (Inventar-Nr. L.2018.54)

um 1894

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Louise Adele Gould, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 768, 1894

Louise Adele Gould

Marmor

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 768 (Inventar-Nr. 15.105.2)

1894

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Sieg, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 771, 1892–1903

Bronze

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 771 (Inventar-Nr. 17.90.1)

1892–1903

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Kopf des Sieges, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 770, 1897–1903

Kopf des Sieges

Bronze

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 770 (Inventar-Nr. 07.90)

1897–1903

Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1872–1905), Cornish Celebration Presentation Plaque, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 766, 1905–1906

Cornish Celebration Presentation Plaque

Bronze

New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met), Saal 766 (Inventar-Nr. 2017.155)

1905–1906

Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann (1651 Traunstein - 1732 Dresden)

Barock (Deutschland), Rokoko (Deutschland)

Kunstwerke von Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann (1718)

Matthäus Daniel Pöppelmann (1718), Dresdner Zwinger, Dresden, Zwinger, 1709–1728

Dresdner Zwinger

Dresden, Zwinger

Auftraggeber: Kurfürst Friedrich August I. ("August der Starke") (1670-1733)

1709–1728

In Vorbereitung: Paris, Musée d’Orsay; Paris, Musée des Arts décoratifs; L'Aquila, Museo Nazionale d'Abruzzo; Ascoli Piceno, Pinacoteca civica

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