François-Nicolas Delaistre
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François-Nicolas Delaistre (1746-1832) was a French Neoclassical sculptor who won the Prix de Rome in 1772. He created portrait busts and ideal figures for the French court and public buildings, working through the Revolution and Empire periods.
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About François-Nicolas Delaistre
Delaistre created Neoclassical portrait busts and ideal figures for French public buildings and the court, spanning the ancien régime through the Napoleonic era.
Delaistre's Funerary Monument for the Marquis de Tourney is held at the Cleveland Museum of Art.
Delaistre worked in the Neoclassicism movement, having won the Prix de Rome in 1772 before creating portrait busts and ideal figures for the French court.
Delaistre lived from 1746 to 1832, working through the ancien régime, the French Revolution, and the Napoleonic Empire.
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