Lucien Brasseur (1878–1960) - Lot 122

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Lucien Brasseur (1878–1960) - Lot 122
Lucien Brasseur (1878–1960) The Sulker Bronze bust with a brown patina Signed “JL. BRASSEUR” beneath the left shoulder Bears the stamp “CIRE / C. VALSUANI / PERDUE” H. 33 cm, on a lacquered wooden base H. 17 cm After initial training at the École des Beaux-Arts in Valenciennes, Lucien Brasseur enrolled at the École nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris in 1894, studying in the studios of Barrias, Coutan, and Lefebvre. He won the First Grand Prix de Rome in 1905 as well as several honorable mentions at various art salons. He became a member of the Académie des Beaux-Arts in 1946, succeeding Auguste Dampt. Related literature: -Jean-Claude Poinsignon, *Les travaux et les jours du statuaire Lucien Brasseur (1878–1960)*, Valenciennes, Valentiana, 2013, illustrated plaster model on p. 147.
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