/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

oh sup, i made that. have a question?

>>3352810
I'm gonna search a bit for you anon.

>>3352810
Found it, it's Bust of a King by Pierre Puget; here,
https://www.mutualart.com/Artwork/Bust-of-a-King/4F83CA7B19BEB607

Additionally, here's another pic of it from the book, "Il marmo spirante : sculpture and experience in seventeenth-century Rome", there's also a couple more pics floating around, here (from an article in french)
http://lactualite.com/assets/uploads/2009/05/buste-marc-mayer-05.jpg

I might scrounge around a bit more to see if there's any more info about this piece.

https://cybermuse.ca/fr/voir/collections/artwork.php?mkey=741

From the notes on this page (after being filtered through Google Translate),

"Klaus Herding, the Puget Specialist, provides provenance information in a letter to Myron Laskin Junior, dated May 24, 1974. He indicates that the bust comes from the collection of Marchese Domenico Serra, who used to call the bust, King David."

Although it would be a very anachronistic depiction of King David, given the attire (not that such anachronisms would be uncommon), I do feel like the plain crown style seems to be common (when depicted with a crown) for King David.

King David by Andre Jean Lebrun:
https://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/rome-statue-king-david-andre-jean-lebrun-baroque-church-basilica-dei-santi-ambrogio-e-carlo-al-corso-side-56827892.jpg

Unsure who the sculptor was here:
https://previews.123rf.com/images/sedmak/sedmak1311/sedmak131100205/23581896-vienna-july-27-statue-of-king-david-from-baroque-church-maria-treu-church-was-build-between-years-16.jpg

https://rkd.nl/en/explore/images/236122?langen=

Here, it's referred to as King David also, but they, such as in the previous reply, reference Klaus Herding's book "Pierre Puget", which I was unable to find a digital copy of in my searches.

Also, a terracotta version by Puget is referred to here as King David (from italian).
http://catalogo.fondazionezeri.unibo.it/scheda.v2.jsp?tipo_scheda=OA&id=102773&titolo=Puget%20Pierre,%20Re%20David&locale=it&decorator=layout_resp&apply=true

Although, there is a kind of similarity between the terracotta version of David, and his bust of Marcus Aurelius (here), though all this evidences is his studies on roman sculpture.
http://catalogo.fondazionezeri.unibo.it/foto/320000/302800/302425_gw.jpg


I believe that's the best I can do without actually cracking open any books on Puget by Herding or others. So I'm out, best of luck anon.

>>3353626
god bless you anon.

I found these in my shed, do they look familar to anyone? Not sure what to do with them.

Will post signatures on back too

>>3355514
For the right painting

>>3355514

>>3353718
interesting if it is king david, he doesn't usually have armor or a sword