Jules Jouant

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Auguste Jules Alphonse Jouant (born June 19, 1882 in Paris , † 1921 ) was a French sculptor .

Life

Plaster bust of Prince Giedroyć , Salon de Paris 1883.

Jouant attended the École des beaux-arts de Paris . He was an intern with Auguste Rodin . In 1883 he exhibited the plaster bust of a prince from the Lithuanian noble family Giedroyć at the Salon de Paris . From 1985 he exhibited at the Salon of the Société des Artistes Français , where in 1913 he received an "honorable mention". He also showed his work at the Salon der Société nationale des beaux-arts .

He was the teacher of the sculptor Raymond Martin .

Works (selection)

Jouant made busts of composers (including Richard Wagner , Frédéric Chopin and Ludwig van Beethoven ) as well as grave monuments and memorials. He also designed numerous decorative statuettes in Art Nouveau style , which foundries such as Ferdinand Baroperne and Eugène Blot made and laid in bronze or pewter. He also designed many lamps, including some for the Daum crystal factory in Nancy . The École Boulle School of Applied Arts in Paris appointed him professor.

A Jouants lamp is in the Chrysler Museum of Art , Norfolk , Virginia . Other of his works have titles such as

  • Standing in bikini , statuette 1910–1915
  • Chardons
  • The Allure of Opium
  • Grand vase
  • Femme , statuette 1900
  • Gui , table lamp 1900
  • Cloche de table
  • Lamp de bureau, encrier floriforme
  • Skin vase amphora
  • Pavot
  • Opposite
  • Vide poche

literature

Web links

Commons : Jules Jouant  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Philippe Burty : Salon de 1883 . Ludovic Baschet publishing house, Paris 1883, p. 190.
  2. a b c Victor Arwas : Art Nouveau. The French Aesthetic. Papadakis Publisher, 2002, ISBN 1-90109-237-2 , p. 615.
  3. Buste du prince Gedroyc . In: Salon de 1883, pp. 182, 183.
  4. Raymond Martin, Biography ( Memento of April 3, 2016 in the Internet Archive )
  5. Lamp, ca.1900, bronze. In: French Sculpture Census.