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Plaster sculpture signed G. Gillot * representing a beautiful woman draped in the antique holding a deer, Allegory of the goddess Diane-Artémis with Actéon **, vintage early twentieth century.
This sculpture is in good condition, in its original state. Signed at the bottom. Old label on the terrace.
A note: accidents and lack of plaster at the legs (front and rear) and a deer horn, right arm of the woman glued, some accidents, scratches and wear of time, look at the photos (see red arrows) .
(Ec fr). Student of Landowski. Appeared at the Salon since 1913. (Cf Bénézit)
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** In Greek mythology, Actaeon is a famous hunter. One day he surprises, during a hunt, the goddess Artémis (Diane) taking his bath. Furious, she turns him into a deer. Powerless, Actéon dies torn apart by his own dogs (bloodhounds, greyhounds, mastiffs and mastiffs) who do not recognize him and are mad with rage by the goddess.
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