Lambert Sigisbert Adam
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Lambert Sigisbert Adam (1700-1759) was a French sculptor who created monumental works for the French crown and aristocratic patrons. Son of sculptor Jacob Sigisbert Adam, he won the Prix de Rome in 1723 and spent years in Italy before returning to Paris.
His best-known work is the Neptune and Amphitrite group at the Neptune Basin in Versailles. Adam's dramatic, emotionally charged style reflects the Italian Baroque influence he absorbed in Rome.
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About Lambert Sigisbert Adam
Adam created the Neptune and Amphitrite group at Versailles' Neptune Basin. His dramatic, Italianate Baroque style distinguishes him among 18th-century French sculptors.
The Neptune group is at the gardens of Versailles. Other works are at the Louvre and in French public collections.
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