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Jacques François Joseph Saly (1717-1776) was a French sculptor who is known for his elegant and naturalistic portrait busts. Saly often depicted his subjects with a sense of refinement and grace, such as his terracotta bust of a young girl with a braid in her hair. His works are characterized by their subtle modeling and delicate details, often featuring flowing drapery and expressive facial features. Saly's sculptures are a testament to the Rococo style that flourished in France during the 18th century.
Born
1717
Died
1776
Meisjesportret
Jacques François Joseph Saly
1750
Monumental Vase with Anthropomorphic Figures
Jacques François Joseph Saly
1746
Den svenske maler Carl Gustaf Pilo
Jacques François Joseph Saly
1762
Den franske gesandt Jean Francois Ogier
Jacques François Joseph Saly
1759
Frederik V on Horseback. Sketch for Equestrian Statue i...
Jacques François Joseph Saly
1758
Frederik V til hest
Jacques François Joseph Saly
1758
Apollo
Jacques François Joseph Saly
1756
King Frederik V
Jacques François Joseph Saly
1754
Hebe
Jacques François Joseph Saly
1753
Design for a Vase (recto); Sketch of Small Vase (verso)
Jacques François Joseph Saly
1752
Design for a Vase with a Bacchic Frieze, from: Vases
Jacques François Joseph Saly
1746
Vaas met twee sfinxen en vrouwenhoofden tussen guirlandes
Jacques François Joseph Saly
1746
Vases; Set of Wall Monuments; Statue of Louis XV
Jacques François Joseph Saly
1746
Vase with a Male Siren holding up a Garland, from: Vases
Jacques François Joseph Saly
1746
Vaas met sfinxen
Jacques François Joseph Saly
1746