Code: AD776
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An after J.S. Westmacott bronzed figure. Westmacott was known for his bronze and marble sculptures, particularly his ideal figures and portrait busts. He often depicted classical subjects, and his work was exhibited at major venues like the Royal Academy and the Paris International Exhibition. One of his well-known works is "The Peri at the Gates of Paradise". James Sherwood Westmacott (1823-1900): A British sculptor, son of sculptor Henry Westmacott and nephew of Sir Richard Westmacott. He worked in the neoclassical style, producing ideal figures, portrait busts, and monumental sculptures. Often depicted classical figures, including historical and literary characters. Asleep" or "Awake": A bronze sculpture of a classical figure titled "Asleep" is mentioned in auction listings, along with a companion piece titled "Awake". These pieces are signed and mounted on a dark grey marble base.
Other Notable Works: Westmacott created sculptures like "The Peri at the Gates of Paradise," a statue of Alexander the Great for the Egyptian Hall of the Mansion House, and figures of Magna Carta barons for the House of Lords.
Exhibitions: He exhibited at the Royal Academy, the Paris International Exhibition, and other major venues.
