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JAMES PRADIER (1792–1852)

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Originally appearing in Volume V22, Page 240 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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JAMES
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PRADIER (1792–1852)  ,
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French sculptor, was
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born at
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Geneva . He was a member of the French
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Academy, and a popular sculptor of the pre-Romantic
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period, representing in
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France the
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drawing-
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room classicism which
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Canova illustrated at
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Rome . His
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chief
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works are the
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Niobe
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group (1822), "
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Atalanta " (185o), "
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Psyche " (1824), "
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Sappho " (1852) (all is the Louvre), "
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Prometheus " (Tuileries Gardens), a bas-
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relief on the triumphal
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arch of the Carrousel, the figures of " Fame " on the Arc de 1'Etoile, and a statue of J . J .
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Rousseau for Geneva . Besides these mention should be made of his " Three
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Graces (182I) .

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